Elements of Standing To Sue

A plaintiff cannot bring a lawsuit unless they have established that they have been impacted by the conduct of the entity being sued. This is called “standing.” While the requirements to show standing depend upon the applicable laws in each state, federal Constitutional law has established three main requirements for standing to bring a lawsuit:… read more

Common Causes of Slip and Fall Accidents

The National Safety Council (NSC) reports that accidents involving falls accounted for 42,114 fatalities in 2020. Only traffic accidents equal them in terms of lethality. And for those that survive, many must face the pain and suffering of injuries and their effects on a victim’s life and livelihood.  Fortunately, compensation is available for many of… read more

What Is a Coup Contrecoup Brain Injury?

Brain injuries are among some of the worst injuries a person can suffer, as they can result in severe, life-altering consequences.  Of the many types of brain injuries, a coup contrecoup injury is one of the worst, leaving victims to face long, challenging roads to recovery. If you or a loved one suffered a brain… read more

Typical Neck and Back Injuries Caused by Car Accidents in Georgia

Car accidents can be life-altering, especially when they result in neck and back injuries. These types of injuries can have long-term, devastating effects on a person’s life. Victims can lose their ability to work, enjoy daily activities, and maintain financial stability.  Suppose you’ve been involved in a car accident in Georgia. It’s vital to understand… read more

Basic Personal Injury Settlement Breakdown: How Much Goes Into My Pocket?

Experiencing a personal injury can be physically and emotionally traumatic. Navigating a personal injury claim’s legal and financial aspects adds another layer of complexity. The primary concern for many victims is, “How much of my personal injury settlement goes into my pocket?” The personal injury attorneys at Hawk Law Group can help you maximize your… read more

How Do Truck Accidents Differ From Car Accidents?

Trucking accidents differ in various ways from car accidents. Semi-trucks are larger and heavier than cars and are much more challenging to operate. Therefore, injuries caused by a truck accident are often more severe and longer lasting than those caused by car accidents.  Car accidents are capable of causing fatal and catastrophic injuries. However, trucking… read more

How Much To Expect From a Car Accident Settlement in Evans, GA

If you were recently injured in a car accident, you may be able to recover compensation for your injuries and damages.  You will also likely be dealing with an insurance company after a car crash. This process can be difficult, as insurance companies will likely offer a low settlement initially.  There are several factors that… read more

I Was Hit by a Driver Who Does Not Have Insurance – What Can I Do? 

If you are in a car accident, you should check for injuries and seek medical attention immediately. You should also exchange contact information with the other driver and insurance information if the driver has it. If the driver does not have insurance, you should still provide them with yours. Remember, when taking pictures and videos… read more

How Much Can You Expect From a Car Accident Settlement in Georgia?

A car accident can disrupt your life instantly—medical bills add up, injuries affect work, and dealing with insurance is stressful. Settlement amounts in Georgia vary based on injury severity, liability, and financial losses. While minor claims may settle for around $5,000, serious injuries can lead to payouts in the hundreds of thousands or more. Below,… read more

What Is an Ambulance Chaser?

Ambulance chasing is when lawyers or their representatives try hard to get clients after accidents or injuries. They do this in ways that can be pushy or even unfair, like going directly to accident scenes or hospitals to convince people to hire them. The term “ambulance chaser” has become a way to describe these individuals. … read more