While rear-end collisions aren't as deadly compared to head-on collisions or rollovers, this doesn't mean that you can't sustain severe injuries and damages from them. Car accident law across the U.S. varies from state to state. In Georgia, you have to pursue compensation for your accident by filing a claim and proving the at-fault driver's negligence
Many injuries, such as whiplash, can result from even a moderate rear-end collision. We want to help you get justice and obtain a fair settlement that will pay for all of your expenses. The first step before filing a claim is to do as much research as possible.
Our attorneys have extensive legal knowledge and experience in handling all types of vehicle accidents. Instead of doing hours of self-study, use our blog posts to get a general understanding of your case and the laws surrounding it. We do our best to answer the questions you may have after a rear-end collision.
The answers we provide won't be able to provide specific answers regarding your case. No one's accident is the same as another's. We do not use a one size fits all approach.
If you have any specific questions about your case, please contact one of our lawyers today for a free consultation at no risk or obligation to you.
Injuries and damage are common in any type of car accident, but there are certain effects more common in rear-end accidents. The injuries that result from being rear-ended (when the front bumper of a vehicle crashes into the back of another vehicle) range from minor to extreme. In any case, they can burden the victim …
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