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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Top 10 Deadliest Roads in Georgia for Pedestrians Metro Atlanta is home to some of the deadliest intersections in Georgia. Learn about the 10 deadliest roads in Georgia for pedestrians. -
Possible Shoulder Dystocia Complications Shoulder dystocia complications can affect the baby or mother. Examples include brachial plexus injury, oxygen deprivation, and maternal hemorrhaging. -
HELPERR Shoulder Dystocia in Atlanta HELPERR is a mnemonic used by doctors when encountering shoulder dystocia. Learn how it can help address this type of birth emergency in Atlanta. -
Med Spa Safety Checklist: Do This Before Booking an Appointment Fill out a med spa safety checklist before booking an appointment in Atlanta. Med spa information you should check includes licensure and cleanliness. -
Legalities of Jaywalking in Georgia Consider the legalities of jaywalking in Georgia. Also review some safety tips for Atlanta pedestrians who choose to cross roads in this manner. -
Fault & Your Insurance With Multiple Parties When multiple parties are at fault in an accident, it’s important to know the role of each insurance company as you begin pursuing compensation. -
Medication Mistakes Stemming from Abbreviation Mix-ups There are a variety of possible medication mistakes. One is when the doctor and/or pharmacist mix up abbreviations. This can include symbols and decimals. -
Minimum Auto Insurance Requirements in Georgia Review the minimum auto insurance requirements in Georgia. Drivers are required to purchase bodily injury liability and property damage liability. -
Factors That Could Influence Fault in a Rear-End Accident Consider some factors that may influence fault in a rear-end accident. Some drivers may try to diminish responsibility by claiming the driver in front was at fault. -
Proving Fault Based on Location of Vehicle Damage One way to prove fault in a crash is the location vehicle damage. However, there are additional factors that will also help in determining responsibility.