Bicycle Accidents

Cesar Cobo | January 21, 2026 | Bicycle Accidents, Car Accidents, Motorcycle Accidents, Truck Accident

1,663 words • 9 min read Hit and run accidents leave victims with devastating injuries, mounting medical bills, and countless questions about their legal rights. Under Georgia law, a hit and run occurs when a driver involved in an accident fails to stop and provide required information or render aid when legally obligated to do… read more

Cesar Cobo | December 2, 2025 | Bicycle Accidents, Motorcycle Accidents

Infected road rash after an accident can quickly transform a painful but manageable injury into a life-threatening medical emergency. Road rash—the skin abrasion that occurs when your body slides across pavement during a motorcycle crash—creates open wounds that provide a direct pathway for dangerous bacteria to enter your system. What starts as surface-level scraping can… read more

Cesar Cobo | December 2, 2025 | Bicycle Accidents, Car Accidents, Motorcycle Accidents

You walk away from a car accident feeling fine, relieved that you avoided serious injury. Days later, a sharp pain shoots through your neck when you turn your head. Your shoulders ache, and headaches plague your daily routine. What you’re experiencing could be delayed whiplash symptoms—a common but often misunderstood consequence of motor vehicle accidents…. read more

lmccullough@hawklawgroup.com | October 20, 2022 | Bicycle Accidents

When you think of bicycle accident injuries, you are likely to think of head injuries and scraped knees. You may picture broken bones or sprained wrists.  Internal organ damage may not enter your mind at all. Yet some bicycle accidents can cause this sort of internal damage, which can lead to complications and health dangers… read more

lmccullough@hawklawgroup.com | October 27, 2021 | Bicycle Accidents

Ride to the Right Bicyclists are required to ride in designated bike lanes, except when it would put them or others in immediate danger. When riding on roads without bike lanes, you must stay as far to the right as you reasonably and safely can. Local Ordinances Govern Sidewalk Riding Is it illegal to ride… read more