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Tractor-Trailer Crash Reported on I-75 in Cobb County

Tractor-trailer accidents in Cobb County are always a cause for concern. The weight and momentum of these vehicles make catastrophic injuries likely, and these crashes can be highly traumatic. Even if a motorist collides with a tractor-trailer at relatively low speeds, the consequences could be life-altering. A recent crash illustrates…

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Trucker Pushes Car Through Two Intersections Before Fleeing

The trucking industry tends to present its drivers as serious professionals – some of the best motorists on the road. However, reality paints a very different picture – and we constantly hear stories about reckless truckers in Georgia causing serious, life-altering accidents. Why do truckers seem so dangerous in the…

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Kennesaw State University Students Voice Concern Over Dangerous Intersection

Kennesaw State University is a pillar of the Cobb County community, allowing many local young people to achieve high goals. However, some students feel concerned about local traffic incidents – with one intersection in particular causing a considerable number of incidents. If we cannot protect our students, we cannot protect…

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Fiery Crash Reported in Cobb County

Fiery crashes in Cobb County often cause catastrophic injuries and fatalities. It is not difficult to imagine why these crashes are so serious, as the presence of fire creates many new hazards for motorists, passengers, and pedestrians. These kinds of crashes are anything but rare, and a fiery collision involving…

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Amputations After Car Accidents in Cobb County

An amputation is one of the worst consequences imaginable after a car accident in Cobb County. Victims often only learn about their amputated limbs after regaining consciousness in hospital beds – and this is some of the worst news a patient can receive. As frustrating as an amputation can be,…

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What is Georgia’s “One-Bite” Rule?

If you are approaching a dog bite lawsuit in Georgia, you might have heard something about the state’s “one-bite” rule. Not all US states have this rule, and it may prove problematic as you assess your legal options. That said, it’s important not to give up hope until you accurately…

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Georgia Rocked by Multiple Serious Semi-Truck Accidents

Over the past few weeks, Georgia has seen numerous semi-truck accidents. Some of these accidents have proven fatal, and they serve as a stark reminder of how dangerous the trucking industry can be. After these tragic crashes, communities and grieving families wonder how they might have been prevented. Are trucking…

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Winter Conditions Lead to Multiple Car Crashes in Georgia

The Peach State is not exactly known for snowy roads. In fact, Georgia often goes years without seeing any snowfall. However, snow can be particularly dangerous in Georgia when it does decide to fall. In fact, you might argue that its rarity is what makes it so dangerous. Unlike residents…

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Cities Try to Avoid Liability for Poor Road Conditions in Georgia

While it is technically possible to sue a city municipality for poor road conditions, this is usually much more challenging than suing a negligent driver for a crash in Georgia. The connection between a pothole and a crash can be difficult to establish, and there is always the concept of…

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