Monthly Archives: September 2026
If Someone Else Caused Me to Crash Into a Semi-Truck, Can I Still Sue the Trucking Company?
On June 17th, 2026, WGXA News reported that a semi-truck crash had occurred in Crisp County. The accident involved a driver who was following another vehicle too closely. This driver then swerved and struck another vehicle, forcing it into the guardrail. Next, the struck vehicle began to spin and crashed into the back of… Read More »
Injured by a Drunk Driver in Georgia: Can I Sue?
On July 6th, 2026, CBS News reported that more than 12 people had died due to car crashes in Georgia over the Fourth of July weekend. A further four people drowned, with 34 intoxicated boat operators arrested over the same period. The chances of being injured by an intoxicated driver are obviously much higher… Read More »
Woman Likely Decapitated After Driving Into Reversing Semi-Truck in Georgia
One of the worst types of semi-truck crashes in Georgia is an “underriding collision.” In this type of collision, a smaller vehicle slips underneath the trailer, causing a shearing, tearing force that literally rips off the roof. On June 23rd, 2026, WCJL reported that a woman had lost her life in this type of… Read More »
Semi-Truck “Fails to Maintain Its Lane” Before Causing Fatal Crash in Georgia
On July 2nd, 2026, WTOC reported that a semi-truck accident in Georgia had killed two people and injured three others. The crash appears to involve clear fault on the part of the trucker, something that has become all too common on our roads and highways. If you were injured in a Georgia truck accident,… Read More »