Car Accident Blog
Read blog posts about car accident injuries and the rights and recoveries of people who have been hurt. Here, this law firm will share information about Attorney Jason Schultz’s viewpoints, how car accident cases are being handled, and other things you need to know to make a fair recovery.
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Georgia to Add Tire Safety to Driver’s Ed Program The State of Georgia and the Michelin tire company are joining forces to bring tire safety information to new drivers in their driver's education courses. -
Four Ways to Observe Distracted Driving Awareness Month Check out these ways to observe Distracted Driving Awareness Month to ensure you keep yourself and others safe while on the road. -
How to Report Aggressive Drivers in Atlanta Knowing how to report aggressive drivers in Atlanta can save lives. If you or a loved one suffered injuries in an aggressive driving accident: 404-474-0804. -
October 19 - 25 is National Teen Drivers Safety Week Parents, take advantage of the National Teen Drivers Safety Week in October to encourage safe driving habits with kids. Jason R. Schultz: (404) 474-0804. -
Georgia's H.E.A.T. Campaign against Aggressive Drivers Georgia's state government is teaming up with local law enforcement for the Highway Enforcement of Aggressive Traffic or H.E.A.T. program to save lives. -
Effective Speeding Prevention Strategies Consider effective speeding prevention strategies. Examples include automated speed enforcement cameras and stricter speeding laws in Atlanta. -
Street Racing in Georgia: Not a Simple Game of Cat and Mouse Review the laws that pertain to street racing in Georgia. Atlanta drivers who enjoy the thrill can make use of legal venues to avoid reckless driving tickets. -
Laws for Driving in School Zones Laws for driving in school zones include obeying speed limits and stopping for school buses. Also consider safety tips for children who are crossing streets. -
Claims Process for Multi-Party Liability in an Auto Accident The claims process varies when there is multi-party liability in an auto accident. Separate claims may be filed with each at-fault driver's insurer. -
What happens to insurance premiums after an accident? If you were at fault for an accident, your insurance rates may go up. If you weren’t at fault, your premiums generally won’t go up.