How to File a Truck Accident Lawsuit in Georgia
Truck accidents in Georgia, whether on I-285 in Atlanta, I-95 near Savannah, or rural roads in Marietta, often result in devastating injuries, significant property damage, or even wrongful death. These collisions, frequently caused by negligent truck drivers, non-compliant trucking companies, or defective equipment, leave victims suffering with medical bills, lost income, and emotional trauma. Filing […]
How to Prove a Semi-Truck Driver’s Negligence
TL;DR Proving a semi-truck driver’s negligence involves demonstrating that the driver failed to uphold a duty of care, directly causing an accident. This requires collecting evidence such as accident reports, witness statements, and vehicle maintenance records. Consulting with legal and accident reconstruction experts can strengthen your case, ensuring all aspects of the driver’s responsibility are […]
Understanding Comparative Fault in Semi-Truck Accident Claims
TL;DR Comparative fault determines each party’s responsibility in a semi-truck accident. In Georgia, if you’re partially at fault, your compensation may be reduced proportionally. Understanding how fault is assessed helps you navigate your claim effectively and seek fair compensation. Key Highlights Comparative Fault Defined: Shares responsibility based on each party’s role in the accident. Georgia’s […]
Bus Accidents Statistics in Georgia
TL;DR Bus accidents in Georgia have significant implications, especially concerning school transportation. Between 2018 and 2022, Georgia reported 27 fatal school bus crashes resulting in 29 deaths. In 2023 alone, the Atlanta metropolitan area witnessed approximately 80 bus accidents, leading to 5 fatalities and 45 injuries. Key factors contributing to these accidents include driver fatigue, […]
How to Prove Negligence in Semi-Truck Accident Cases
TL;DR Proving negligence in semi-truck accident cases involves demonstrating that the truck driver or company failed to uphold their duty of care, leading to the accident and resulting damages. Key steps include gathering evidence, establishing the duty of care, showing a breach of that duty, and linking the breach directly to the accident and injuries […]