A collision with a city bus looks like an ordinary traffic case and is not one. The Macon-Bibb County Transit Authority is a governmental entity, and ... Read More
Personal Injury
Rear-Ended on Eisenhower Parkway? Fault Is Less Automatic Than You Think
There is a widely held belief that if you are rear-ended, the case is over — the driver behind you is at fault, and the only question is the ... Read More
Gray Highway: A Half-Mile Between Crosswalks, and What That Means for a Claim
When a pedestrian is struck on Gray Highway, the insurance company's first sentence is almost always some version of: he wasn't in a crosswalk. The ... Read More
Hit by a Bibb County Sheriff’s Deputy: The Separate Notice Almost Everyone Misses
Here is a scenario we see: someone is hit by a marked patrol car, does everything right, and sends a careful written notice to Macon-Bibb County ... Read More
Should I accept the insurance company’s first offer?
This is not a post about what your case is worth That is a different question, and there is a separate post on this site about how case value works ... Read More
State Court, Superior Court, or Civil Court: Where a Bibb County Injury Case Belongs
Clients rarely ask which court their case will be filed in. It is, nonetheless, one of the more consequential early decisions in a Georgia injury case ... Read More
