Personal Injury Blog
Things change fast. New studies, laws, and information could impact your personal injury recovery. Read this blog to stay up to date on matters that could affect your recovery and to find out what attorney Jason Schultz thinks about the important information that you should know.
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How to Avoid Riding in Blind Spots Learn how to stay safe and avoid riding in blind spots. For help after a motorcycle accident in Atlanta: 404-474-0804. -
New Rule for Training Standards for Truck Drivers Effective 3/21 FMCSA’s new rules for truck driver training drivers will become law on March 21, 2017. Learn more about the laws and what they mean for all drivers here. -
What to Do if Stuck in an Elevator It happens more often than you might think. In case you are ever stuck in an elevator, here are a few helpful tips from the Law Office of Jason R. Schultz. -
What to Do if Another Driver is Tailgating You Tailgating drivers are dangerous to themselves and everyone around them. If a dangerous driver caused your injuries, call Jason Schultz at 404-474-0804. -
Ignition Interlock Devices May Reduce Fatal Drunk Driving Accidents A new study shows that ignition interlock devices are helping reduce the number of fatal drunk driving accidents that occur in the United States. -
Tips to Keep Kids Safe Around Strange Dogs No matter how friendly a dog looks, you should teach your child how to be safe around strange dogs. If your child suffered a dog bite, call 404-474-0804. -
How Drivers Can Prevent Pedestrian Accidents Pedestrians must exercise due diligence to stay safe, but drivers can prevent pedestrian accidents and injuries by reading these seven tips. -
Georgia Among Worst States for Drivers Georgia is one of the most expensive and dangerous states in the U.S. for drivers, according to a Bankrate report. Learn why the state ranks so poorly. -
Tips for a Safe New Year’s Eve Plan on ringing in the New Year in Atlanta parties, the Peach Drop, or other festivities? Here are five tips to have a safe New Year’s Eve. -
Seatback Collapse a Danger to Children in the Back Seat In the event of an accident, the front seats may collapse backwards. If a child is sitting in the back seat, it can cause serious injuries.