When a car accident case in Atlanta gets close to the trial date, your lawyers will be preparing a number of motions to limit the amount of surprises. A Motion is a document that lawyers file asking the Judge to take some particular action. In Georgia, Motions in Limine can…
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How Medical Testimony Controls What Claims You Can Make in Georgia
High impact car accidents can cause a variety of traumatic injuries from compound leg fractures to simple concussions. Our injury lawyers spend a great deal of time discussing symptoms with our clients but one of the frustrating issues is that in order for a particular injury or disorder to be…
Do I Get Two to Three Times my Medical Bills in Pain and Suffering after a Car Accident in Georgia?
There is a common misconception in the public that if you are injured in a car accident in Georgia, your claim for pain and suffering is worth two times the medical bills or three times the medical bills. This is simply not true. It may be been in the early…
Is the City of Atlanta Liable if You Crash Your Bike Because of Faulty Sewer Grates?
Atlanta Bicycle Accident Legal Issues You are riding your bike down the street when suddenly your wheel goes into the slats of a sewer grate that is aligned parallel to the flow of traffic, you fly over your handlebars and crash face first in the street.This is every rider’s nightmare…
The Car Insurance Company Wants me to Sign a Release, Is that Dangerous?
Georgia Limited Liability Releases and General Releases As a general rule, when you are injured in a car accident in Georgia, the other driver’s insurance company will only pay for their client’s negligence when they are closing the case out. When the insurance company makes an offer to settle the…
Lawrenceville Attorneys Try Jury Trial to Succesful Verdict in Gwinnett County
The firm tried the case of Hazel v. Shapoori to a jury in Gwinnett County State Court and the jury returned a verdict for twice what Allstate had offered. This was a smaller case that the firm took on to help out a nice lady who had $6,200 in medical…
New York City Bus Crash Illustrates Need in Georgia for Access to Highway Traffic Cameras
Reviewing the tragic LA Times story of thefatal New York City bus crash and the evidence that a 18 wheeler may have cut the bus off and caused the accident, I am reminded of the article we wrote a year ago about accessibility of Georgia Highway Traffic cameras. The Georgia…
Lawyers Demonstrate Cross Examination Techniques in Trucking Case
The firm’s Atlanta tractor trailer accident lawyers in cooperation with our good friend, Michael Goldberg, recently finished up depositions of the tractor trailer company’s driver. In the attached video, you will see what often happens when an undertrained and nervous driver attempts to make up a story to get out…
DUI Evidence is Admissible in Georgia Even Against Uninsured Motorist Insurance Only
In Georgia, it is well established that if you are hit by a drunk driver, you can seek punitive (punishment) damages. One issue that has been hotly debated though is whether you can introduce evidence that the other driver was drunk where the case is proceeding to trial with only…
Georgia Uninsured Motortist Coverage is Affected by Georgia Medical Liens
After Georgia changed its UM (uninsured and underinsured motorist insurance) laws in 2009, the changes left people with “added on” type coverage and UE (uninsured excess) or reducing type coverage. The good kind ads itself to the policy of the person who caused the car accident. For example if the…