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Driver Safety Tips Everyone Should Follow
A Georgia woman died recently after being thrown from her vehicle on an interstate in Florida. She was not wearing a seatbelt when her vehicle struck a tree. 43% of roadway fatalities involve victims who were not wearing their seat belt. I encourage you to please follow these steps every time you get behind…
Read More »What is My Personal Injury Case Worth?
If you've been hurt in a car accident, chances are: You need medical treatment. The paychecks have stopped coming in, but the bills haven't. And you need your car repaired. We help answer those questions so you can focus on going to the doctor and getting better. One question I am often asked is: "What…
Read More »What are the Do’s and Don'ts after a Car Accident?
You've been rear-ended on your way to work. Your heart is racing and you have no idea what to do next. So, what are the DO'S and DON'TS to follow if you are ever involved in a car crash? Please pay attention to these helpful tips: DO: If anyone was injured, call 911 right away.…
Read More »East Atlanta Apartment has Third Shooting: Negligent Security?
For the third time in six months, DeKalb County Police are investigating a shooting at an apartment complex in East Atlanta. So, is the apartment complex being negligent in its security? By law, these businesses have a duty to exercise ordinary care to prevent foreseeable third party criminal acts upon tenants. The prior shootings at…
Read More »Injured In A Workers’ Compensation Car Crash
Recently a young man called our office after he was involved in a car wreck. While running errands for his employer, another car ran a red light, slamming into his car. He hired us to represent him in workers' compensation claim, but we also advised him of his personal injury claim against the other driver.…
Read More »Heartburn Drugs Linked to Kidney Injury
The Food and Drug Administration has issued several warnings to patients that are taking these types of drugs known as Proton Pump Inhibitors or PPI's. According to the FDA, long-term use may cause problems with the body's ability to absorb calcium, magnesium, and other nutrients. Patients who take these drugs for an extended period may…
Read More »How To Protect Your Family Against A Fire
Did you know that in the US, we average 374,000 home fires each year? Sadly, approximately 2,600 people lose their lives in these fires. Fire Alarms are a great tool to help protect your family in case of a fire emergency or from carbon monoxide poison. The National Fire Protection Association suggests: Installing smoke alarms…
Read More »Metro Atlanta Sees Multiple Pedestrian Accidents in 2016
Atlanta Journal Constitution (AJC) reported there were two pedestrians killed within a 12 hour period in Metro Atlanta earlier this year. One of the pedestrians who was killed was a 75-year-old man from Marietta who was struck and killed at South Cobb Drive and Waltham Avenue. South Cobb Drive is a street with two lanes…
Read More »Pedestrian Fatalities On The Rise: Don’t Walk and Text
We all know that cellphones and driving don't mix, but a new study also shows us that walking and texting is just as dangerous. The Governors Highway Safety Association says mobile devices are killing more pedestrians. In 2015, there was a 10% spike in pedestrian fatalities in the first six months - the largest increase…
Read More »Important Update on Low Testosterone Medications
The Food and Drug Administration is investigating low testosterone drugs for the possibility of an increased risk of heart attack. Recent studies allege that the use of these drugs can increase the risk of stroke, heart attack, or even death. The Journal of the American Medical Association says that older men have a 29% increase…
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