Allstate: One of the Worst Insurance Companies for Consumers?

Allstate is one of the largest personal lines insurers in the United States and the fourth-largest auto insurance company. It insures individuals against death, injury, and property loss, including personal liability for certain losses. Its annual revenue is about 40 billion dollars, and it has written more than 113 million currently valid policies.  According to… read more

Valsartan Lawsuit

Valsartan (Diovan) is a popular prescription medication used to treat high blood pressure and congestive heart failure. Consumers have filed thousands of lawsuits against one manufacturer and several retailers of Valsartan due to contamination of some batches with a cancer-causing agent. A New Jersey federal court is administering these lawsuits to make it easier for… read more

The Mirena Crash Is Real, and It’s Affecting Countless Women

Note: This content is for informational purposes only. Hawk Law Group does not handle these cases at this time. Planned Parenthood describes Mirena as one of the most effective hormonal intrauterine devices (IUDs) available. Like other hormonal IUDs, Mirena is inserted into a woman’s uterus and acts as a form of contraception. Once implanted, Mirena… read more

SCDMV Collision Reports: What You Need to Know

After a major car wreck in South Carolina, you will likely need a copy of the accident report. Your insurance company may want to see the accident report as part of its investigation into a claim. Or you and your car accident lawyer may need to review a crash report to evaluate whether you should… read more

Types of Commercial Driver’s Licenses

Commercial Driver’s Licenses allow people to drive large trucks and other commercial vehicles, such as buses. CDLs are required to drive 18-wheelers, big rigs, tractor trailers, and semi-trucks. The driver must have specialized training and knowledge to operate these vehicles.  There are three types of Commercial Driver’s Licenses In Georgia: Class A Commercial Driver’s License… read more

Vaping Laws in South Carolina

Vaping is the practice of inhaling an aerosol that contains nicotine, flavorings, and other chemicals. Devices used to create the aerosol include: Unfortunately, vaping has been associated with several lung illnesses. In addition, some individuals were injured when e-cigarettes malfunctioned and exploded or caught on fire.  Many states have enacted laws to protect minors from… read more

Workers Comp vs Personal Injury: Which Claim Should You File?

You got hurt at work. Now what? Bills don’t stop, the pain lingers, and you’re stuck wondering: Is workers’ comp enough, or am I owed more?  Most people assume they have only one option—but that’s not always true. At Hawk Law Group, we make sure you don’t settle for less than you deserve.  Whether it’s… read more

Secrets of Accident Claims Against GEICO REVEALED!

Who hasn’t seen the adorable GEICO gecko trying to sell them car insurance? If you haven’t, you probably haven’t watched a commercial in over a decade. The GEICO gecko is one of the most recognizable mascots in the world.  But just because you recognize the gecko doesn’t mean you know anything about GEICO other than… read more

What Is CTE?

Chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) is a rare condition characterized by progressive brain degeneration caused in part or whole by repeated blows to the head sustained over many years.  As such, it tends to manifest in individuals who regularly engage in activities and jobs that present a high risk of head strikes and trauma, such as… read more

Delayed Concussion Symptoms

Concussion symptoms almost always take time to develop. Concussions involve chemical and physical changes to the brain, and these changes take time to develop. Oftentimes, your concussion symptoms will change, appear, or even disappear over the hours and days after your accident. The result of these delayed symptoms is that your needs may change over… read more