Hawk Law Group | February 21, 2025 | Car Accidents
A rear-end crash jolts you forward. At first, you feel fine—until days later, when searing neck and back pain take over. Every movement hurts. Bills pile up. The insurance company downplays your pain, offering you crumbs—or nothing. Don’t let them win. If you’ve suffered back or neck pain after a Georgia car accident, this guide… read more
Hawk Law Group | February 17, 2025 | Car Accidents
When you’re involved in a minor car accident, you might wonder if hiring a lawyer is necessary. After all, many insurance claims are settled without legal representation. But here’s the reality: Even so-called “minor” car accidents can lead to unexpected medical bills, insurance disputes, and long-term complications. If you’re unsure whether you need legal help,… read more
Hawk Law Group | February 13, 2025 | Car Accidents
By Chace Hawk, Personal Injury Attorney, Hawk Law Group A car accident can flip your life upside down in seconds. One moment, you’re driving normally—then suddenly, you’re dealing with pain, confusion, and the chaos of the crash. While you’re vulnerable, insurance companies are already working against you, looking for ways to pay you as little… read more
Hawk Law Group | February 13, 2025 | Personal Injury
Looking for a lawyer is overwhelming and intimidating. Law firms bombard potential clients with advertising through billboards, radio ads, and TV commercials. But you can only gather limited information from these promotional messages. It seems like they’re all sharks, with bold promises. It’s hard to know who to trust these days. That’s why we put… read more
Hawk Law Group | February 12, 2025 | Car Accidents
Georgia law sets strict deadlines for claims after a car accident, and if you miss them, you lose your right to compensation. That could leave you with medical bills, lost wages, and no recourse. Insurance companies know this and may pressure you to settle fast for less than you deserve. Here’s what you need to… read more
Hawk Law Group | November 28, 2024 | Georgia Law
The Georgia Department of Public Safety defines a “truck” as any vehicle with more than six wheels. As such, the term “trucks” includes moving trucks, commercial and long-haul trucks, and any similar vehicles. Exceptions include motor coaches and buses. Confusion, however, may occur on highways with three or more lanes going in the same direction…. read more
Hawk Law Group | November 8, 2024 | Car Accidents
The speed of airbag deployment is quite remarkable. Airbags are a major part of automotive safety and have become increasingly important in recent decades, especially given the scale of American road traffic. The United States has nearly 284 million vehicles in operation and 228.7 million licensed drivers. Over 12.15 million vehicles were involved in crashes… read more
Hawk Law Group | October 25, 2024 | Personal Injury
Most lawsuits end in negotiated out-of-court settlements, not courtroom verdicts. If the defendant refuses to honor the terms of the settlement, the plaintiff can simply sue the defendant based on the settlement agreement. If the lawsuit is successful, the plaintiff will get the amount of money they originally bargained for. This can be a problem… read more
Hawk Law Group | October 4, 2024 | Personal Injury
Evans, Georgia, is a tight-knit community located in Columbia County that is well-known for its family-friendly environment and excellent public schools. Be that as it may, no location is perfect. Things like car accidents, home break-ins, and even violent crimes can happen anywhere. As such, if you’re considering a move or a visit to Evans,… read more
Hawk Law Group | October 1, 2024 | Georgia Law
Driving around Augusta, Georgia, you might notice something interesting about the cars on the road: they don’t have front license plates. This isn’t a mistake or people disregarding the law. In fact, Georgia law only requires a license plate on the back of vehicles. This can be good news for many drivers, as it simplifies… read more