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What to Do If You’re Hit by a Commercial Vehicle in Georgia

Accidents involving commercial vehicles—such as delivery trucks, semis, company vans, and buses—can be far more complex than typical car crashes. These vehicles are often heavier, cause more damage, and are backed by corporate insurance teams that move quickly to limit liability. If you’re hit by a commercial vehicle in Georgia, knowing the right steps to...

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Car Crash

Maximizing Compensation After a Car Crash in Atlanta

Car accidents are an unfortunate reality in Atlanta, with heavy traffic and busy streets often leading to collisions that can change lives in an instant. Beyond the physical injuries, victims frequently face emotional distress, mounting medical bills, and lost income. If you’ve been involved in a car crash, understanding how to secure the compensation you...

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When and Why to Hire a Personal Injury Lawyer for Auto or Trucking Accidents

Being involved in an auto or trucking accident is often a traumatic experience, leaving victims with physical, emotional, and financial burdens. Many wonder whether hiring a personal injury lawyer is necessary. At The Law Office of Don Edwards, we specialize in helping accident victims navigate the complexities of the legal system, ensuring they secure the...

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How to Prove Fault in a Trucking Accident: Key Evidence to Collect

Trucking accidents often result in severe injuries due to the size and weight of commercial trucks. When these accidents occur, proving fault is critical to securing compensation for the victims. However, determining fault in trucking accidents is often complex and requires gathering various forms of evidence. This blog outlines the key types of evidence that...

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