Personal Injury Library
You have important decisions to make after a personal injury accident. This legal library provides you with the useful information that you need so that you can make the right decisions to protect your recovery and your future.
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Georgia Informed Consent Law A Dr. must explain medical procedures, including known risks, benefits, and your treatment options. Anything less is not informed consent and malpractice. -
How to Prove Medical Malpractice Prove a medical malpractice case with evidence like medical records, expert testimony, and receipts. Call 404-474-0804 to talk to a lawyer. -
How Do Personal Injury Claims Work? Knowing how personal injury claims work can make it easier to navigate the process. Click here to learn more. To discuss your case with a lawyer: 404-474-0804. -
Treatments for Spinal Cord Injuries Treatment for a spinal injury may include medical treatment, surgery, medication, and/or physical therapy you may recover compensation for the treatment. -
What Causes Thoracic Outlet Syndrome? A car accident can cause thoracic outlet syndrome, which can affect your neck, shoulder, arm, and hand. Click here to learn more. -
Can a Distracted Pedestrian Sue After a Car Accident? A distracted pedestrian can sometimes sue for injuries after a car accident if the other person also contributed to the accident. Click here to learn more. -
Texting and Driving Laws for Truck Drivers All truck drivers must follow laws regarding texting while driving. If a driver violates regulations and causes a crash, he faces serious consequences. -
Common Types of Distracted Driving Distracted driving is dangerous for everyone on the road. Learn the top 10 causes and how to avoid them. For help after a crash, call 404-474-0804. -
Can I Sue If My Child Was Injured at School? If your child suffered an injury at school, you may be able to sue. However, the laws surrounding suing a school are complicated. Learn more here. -
Can I Sue an EMT or Paramedic for Negligence? EMTs and paramedics can be liable for negligence if their mistake causes medical harm. Click here to learn more about suing an EMT or paramedic for negligence.