Category: Car Accident
Deadly Midtown Crash Underscores Hazards at Atlanta Intersections A recent crash between a Tesla car and a box truck at one of Midtown Atlanta’s busiest — and most dangerous — intersections left two people dead and three critically injured, according to multiple news reports. The details of the intersection crash, as reported by local media, […]
One of the first steps you should take after a car accident in Georgia is to request your police accident report. While you may not offer the report as evidence in a trial, you will still need the crash report as you establish your car accident claim. Here, we provide a guide for getting police […]
If an uninsured driver hits you in Georgia, you can seek compensation through your own uninsured motorist coverage, file a personal injury lawsuit against the motorist who caused the accident, or pursue a claim through your collision or medical coverage, depending on your policy. The reality is concerning: According to recent data from the Insurance […]
Atlanta’s traffic is notorious, often ranking among the worst in the United States. Booming business development, rapid population growth, inadequate public transportation, and geographic challenges all contribute to Atlanta’s position as the 19th most congested city in the world. When the worst happens and your daily commute leads to a crash, a car accident lawyer […]
At Bayuk Pratt, our Atlanta car accident lawyers know firsthand how a skilled personal injury attorney can make a difference for people injured in crashes. In many ways, the attorney can be your best ally. While you heal, they can gather evidence from your accident, document your losses, negotiate with insurers, and take other steps […]
Suppose you recently were in an auto accident involving an Uber driver in Georgia. In that case, you may wonder if you can sue the rideshare company for the physical, emotional, and financial harm you suffered. Here, we discuss the different circumstances in which Uber may be held liable and other options available for seeking […]
Sometimes, drivers check their brakes while in the middle of busy traffic, or they do what is commonly called “brake checking.” Because brake checking disrupts traffic flow, it presents a significant safety risk. To cut down on this risk and prevent devastating auto accidents and injuries, Georgia enacted a law prohibiting brake checking and, in […]
If you were involved in a collision in Georgia, you might wonder who pays for your rental car. Generally, the at-fault driver’s insurance should cover this cost. While you wait for the company to approve your claim, or if it denies coverage, you might be able to pay for the rental car through optional add-ons […]
While determining fault in a rear-end accident always requires a thorough consideration of the crash’s unique circumstances, Georgia law generally assigns liability to the individual whose car strikes the back of another vehicle. As a result, the lead driver is usually eligible to claim compensation for medical expenses and lost income, as well as money […]