Auto Accidents

Cobb County Residents Raise Concerns Over Dangerous Curve in Road

March 21, 2025 | Benjamin S. Persons, IV

One of the most basic responsibilities of any local government is to ensure the safety of public roads. If local authorities fail in this basic duty of care, residents may begin to wonder if their tax dollars are being spent effectively. Recently, Cobb County residents have voiced these kinds of concerns, specifically highlighting a dangerous curve in a major road section. What can you do if you were injured in a Cobb County car accident caused by an unsafe road?

Homeowners Along Blackwell Road Have Had Enough

In late February 2025, numerous homeowners along Blackwell Road in Cobb County raised serious safety concerns about a dangerous curve. These individuals say that this curve has caused numerous crashes over the years—and they claim that these accidents were not necessarily caused by driver negligence. These homeowners have had to deal with cars crashing into their backyards, destroying mailboxes, and causing other forms of property damage. These accidents have also injured several motorists.

Serious Intersection Crash Reported in Cobb County

March 14, 2025 | Benjamin S. Persons, IV

If drivers obey traffic laws and yield the right of way, intersections should be completely safe. Unfortunately, many drivers approach intersections in a negligent manner – endangering everyone else in the area. A recent car accident in Cobb County illustrates how dangerous these intersection incidents can become, and it injured four people. If you were injured in an intersection in Georgia, you might be wondering what to do next. Perhaps you are struggling with medical expenses, lost income, and other damages. But how do you determine who is to blame?

Four Injuries Reported at Major Cobb County Intersection

In late February of 2025, Cobb County authorities reported that a major car accident occurred at an intersection on the Dallas Highway. Four people were hospitalized as a result of this incident.

Kennesaw State University Students Voice Concern Over Dangerous Intersection

February 25, 2025 | Benjamin S. Persons, IV

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 our future as a community. What are KSU students saying about local traffic issues – and what can we do to address these issues?

KSU Students Forced to Create Their Own Traffic Safety Organization After Crashes

In February of 2025, KSU students felt they had no other choice but to take traffic safety into their own hands – creating an organization called “The Bridge” to address serious concerns around campus. This move came after a serious Cobb County crash critically injured a 19-year-old at the intersection of Frey Road and the Skip Span Connector.

Fiery Crash Reported in Cobb County

February 21, 2025 | Benjamin S. Persons, IV

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 a semi-truck occurred within the past few weeks of this posting. What can you do after a fiery collision in Cobb County? How can you address disfiguring burns and other serious injuries?

Truck Catches on Fire After Collision on I-75

In February of 2025, various sources reported a fiery collision on I-75 in Cobb County. Although the details are not clear, authorities say that at least two vehicles crashed. One of these vehicles was a truck, which caught fire afterward. Fortunately, all drivers and passengers managed to escape the crash scene uninjured. However, it could have been much worse.

Amputations After Car Accidents in Cobb County

February 14, 2025 | Benjamin S. Persons, IV

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, it is important to remember that this is often a life-saving procedure. How might an amputation affect your life after a car accident? How will you continue with your career? How much will rehabilitation cost? These are all common and important questions.

How Do Car Accidents Lead to Amputations?

A recent example of a car accident amputation occurred near Kennewick State University in Cobb County. A teen college student was waiting in a “pedestrian area” by an infamously dangerous intersection when a motorist attempted a U-turn. The motorist struck another vehicle while attempting the turn, pushing this second car into the teen. This caused critical injuries that required immediate hospitalization.

Winter Conditions Lead to Multiple Car Crashes in Georgia

January 24, 2025 | Benjamin S. Persons, IV

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 of other states, Georgians are completely unprepared for snowfall. They often lack the right tires, and they often lack sufficient experience with driving in wintery conditions. Local traffic authorities also lack experience with this weather, and this all leads to a recipe for disaster. After a rare snowfall in 2025, numerous crashes have occurred in Georgia.

Drivers Struggle to Avoid Collisions in Icy, Snowy Conditions

In January of 2025, authorities issued winter storm warnings after snowfall throughout many areas in Georgia. Temperatures dropped below freezing, and snowfall occurred for multiple consecutive days. This led to complete mayhem on the roads.

University of Georgia Street Racing Accident Leads to Slew of Lawsuits

January 3, 2025 | Benjamin S. Persons, IV

In 2023, a tragic street racing accident in Georgia claimed the lives of one college student and another individual. Both were connected with the UGA football team, and they were celebrating a national championship victory at the time of the accident. One year later, this crash had led to serious controversy and numerous lawsuits.

How Did This Car Crash Occur?

The single-vehicle crash occurred at approximately 3:00 AM when the driver of a Ford Expedition SUV hit a curb and flew into the air. This vehicle was carrying four members of the football program, including the driver. After striking the curb, the vehicle struck a tree at high speed, causing fatal injuries to the driver and a player.

Chain-Reaction Crash Causes Serious Injuries in Georgia

December 31, 2024 | Benjamin S. Persons, IV

Chain-reaction crashes can be both severe and complex, causing critical injuries and leaving victims unsure of who to blame. If you were involved in a chain-reaction crash in Georgia, you might wonder who sparked the initial collision – and whether this person will face any consequences. A recent incident provides hope, and it involves a drunk driver who was held accountable for sparking one of these chain-reaction crashes in Georgia. However, criminal charges and civil lawsuits can never reverse critical or fatal injuries.

Drunk Driver Sparks Chain-Reaction Crash on GA 25, Causing Deaths and Injuries

In December of 2024, it was reported that a drunk driver had sparked a chain-reaction crash on GA 25. This accident occurred at around 4:00 PM, and it began when the driver of a GMC Acadia rear-ended a Kia Soul. The driver of the Acadia then veered away from the collision, striking a Toyota Highlander waiting at a nearby stop sign.

Can Parents Be Held Responsible for Accidents Caused by Teens in Georgia?

December 27, 2024 | Benjamin S. Persons, IV

Teens are more likely to engage in reckless, dangerous behavior behind the wheel. This might include driving while intoxicated, texting and driving, street racing, and much more. If you were injured by one of these reckless teen drivers in Georgia, you might want to pursue justice, accountability, and compensation. But what if the teen in question lacks any assets to cover medical expenses, missed wages, and other damages? Is it possible to hold the parents accountable for the actions of their teen drivers?

Georgia Parents Accused of Creating “Party House” for Their Teens

In December of 2024, authorities in Georgia announced a new development in their investigation of a crash almost one year ago. This crash claimed the life of a high school student, and it also injured two other victims. The victim was just 18 years old when she lost her life, and she was sitting in the passenger seat of a vehicle when another teen driver crashed. The third victim was sitting in the backseat, and she suffered serious injuries in the collision.

Driver Crashes into Popular Georgia Restaurant

December 20, 2024 | Benjamin S. Persons, IV

A storefront crash is one of the most shocking things a patron can experience. These incidents may be particularly alarming because they are completely unexpected. You might be enjoying a nice meal at a seafood restaurant when a vehicle smashes through the nearest wall. These types of incidents are more common than many people in Georgia realize, and they are not “freak accidents.” They are often caused by negligent drivers, and they can change – or end – lives. A recent storefront crash in Georgia shows how common and serious these incidents have become.

Two Victims Airlifted From Restaurant After Vehicle Crashes Into the Premises

In December of 2024, various sources reported that a vehicle had crashed into a popular seafood restaurant in Georgia. Two victims suffered injuries that required immediate evacuation via air ambulance, and a helicopter transported them to the nearest hospital. Although these injuries were serious, first responders described them as “non-life-threatening.”