While childcare centers and schools in Georgia are managed and run by experienced and qualified professionals, they can sometimes act negligently or fail to provide adequate supervision. This can result in injuries and abuse to children under their care. In fact, at least 30,000 children get treated in emergency rooms each year because of injuries […]
The Role Of Social Media In Car Accidents: Distractions, Evidence, And Legal Issues
/by Miller Injury Trial LawDistracted driving is one of the leading causes of serious car accidents and injuries. Many negligent drivers continue to use social media communication via cell phones while driving, despite the fact that significant civil and criminal penalties may be imposed if you use your cell phone while driving. The consequences of social media usage while […]
Are Auto Accidents More Common in Rural or Urban Areas?
/by Miller Injury Trial LawIt is generally assumed that urban areas have a higher incidence of auto accidents compared to rural areas because of a greater number of vehicles, bicyclists, and pedestrians in urban locations. If you or someone you love was injured in a car accident, you should not delay in speaking with an experienced car accident attorney. […]
What Happens If an Injury Victim Passes Away While Pursuing a Personal Injury Claim?
/by Miller Injury Trial LawAn accident victim may pass away before their ongoing personal injury claim has been resolved. The wrongful death might occur because of the injuries sustained during the personal injury accident or the injured victim may die because of an unrelated cause. Georgia law allows eligible survivors to pursue a personal injury or wrongful death claim […]
Coping With the Physical and Emotional Impact of a Personal Injury
/by Miller Injury Trial LawIn the aftermath of an accident and injury, it’s important that you receive timely and appropriate medical treatment for your injuries. Injured victims usually focus on the treatment of their physical injuries but may ignore mental and emotional trauma, such as PTSD. The failure to cope with the physical and emotional impact of a personal […]
Can Insurance Companies Follow Me After an Accident Injury?
/by Miller Injury Trial LawMany personal injury victims are worried about being spied on by their insurer after they file an insurance claim. This worry may be more than just your imagination because insurance companies routinely perform surveillance on claimants as part of their investigation. This may sound like an illegitimate activity, but certain forms of surveillance are legal. […]
Is A School or Daycare Liable for Injuries in Georgia?
/by Miller Injury Trial LawWhile childcare centers and schools in Georgia are managed and run by experienced and qualified professionals, they can sometimes act negligently or fail to provide adequate supervision. This can result in injuries and abuse to children under their care. In fact, at least 30,000 children get treated in emergency rooms each year because of injuries […]
Are You Required to Provide a Recorded Statement to an Insurance Company?
/by Miller Injury Trial LawFollowing an auto accident, an insurance company is likely to adopt all kinds of tactics to reduce or deny your claim for damages. To achieve this goal, they may ask you to provide a recorded statement that they could later use against you during the negotiations or in court. The law doesn’t require you to […]
How Are My Lost Wages Proven in a Personal Injury Case?
/by Miller Injury Trial LawIf you or a loved one has suffered a serious personal injury, you may need prolonged medical treatment, physical therapy, and rehabilitation. You may not be able to return to work for weeks or even months. Not being able to take any further paid sick leave or satisfy the minimum job requirements can result in […]