Auto Accident Library
Our free library of articles provides important and useful information for people who have been hurt in car crashes. Here you can learn about your legal rights, your potential compensation, and other issues of interest after an auto accident leaves you injured.
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April Is Distracted Driving Awareness Month Distracted driving has become a national epidemic. The three types of distractions include visual, manual, and cognitive. -
This Could Well Be The Single Most Important Type Of Auto Insurance You Carry UM/UIM coverage protects you in the event that the person who hit and injured you has little or no insurance. -
Dashboard Cameras Can Bolster Your Auto Accident Claim If you are the victim in an auto accident, a dash cam might be able to show conclusive evidence that the other driver was at fault. -
Dangers Of Drowsy Driving There is no shortage of causes for auto accidents, but one culprit that sometimes doesn’t receive the spotlight it should is drowsy driving. -
Make Winter Driving Less Of An Adventure According to the Federal Highway Administration, weather conditions play a role in one-quarter of auto accidents on U.S. roadways each year. -
What to Do When a Car Accident Is Not Your Fault Learn what to do and steps to take to preserve your right to recover compensation for a car accident that is not your fault. For help, click here. -
Most 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. -
Filing a Claim for a Rollover Car Accident Rollovers are the deadliest type of car crashes in the United States and they are among the most difficult types of accidents to file an insurance claim for. -
How can a car accident cause carpal tunnel syndrome? Car accidents can cause traumatic carpal tunnel syndrome, especially if drivers brace themselves against the steering wheel. Learn more here. -
Super Bowl Safety Tips The Atlanta Falcons are in Super Bowl LI so it's time to celebrate! But before the big game gets here, read these safety tips from Jason R. Schultz.