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Atlanta’s Dash Cam Defense: Protecting Your Rights with Video Evidence

Edward Kim | 06.17.24

Getting into a car accident in Atlanta is a horrific experience. In that moment, your life changes forever. The physical pain, emotional trauma, and financial burden that follow a serious car accident can be overwhelming. To make matters worse, the other driver claims it was your fault! What can you do, and how can you

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Dangerous Crossings: Atlanta’s Top Pedestrian Accident Locations

Edward Kim | 05.24.24

Navigating Atlanta’s busy streets on foot can sometimes feel like running a gauntlet. Drivers are distracted by their phones, in a hurry to beat the traffic, or simply not paying attention, making crossing the street increasingly dangerous for pedestrians in our city.  If you or a loved one has been injured in a pedestrian accident,

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Tips for Uninsured Motorist Insurance Recovery

Edward Kim | 04.24.24

If you get into a car accident in Georgia, it is not uncommon for that driver to be uninsured. In fact, around 18% of drivers in the state are uninsured, according to the Insurance Information Institute. That’s nearly 1 in 8 vehicles on the road with no coverage! If you’re unlucky enough to get into

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7 Steps to Take After a Truck Accident in Atlanta

Edward Kim | 04.16.24

Imagine you’re driving along I-75, I-85, or I-285 in Atlanta when suddenly your car collides with a massive 18-wheeler truck. Accidents involving big rigs are unfortunately all too common in the Atlanta metropolitan area. In fact, according to the Georgia Department of Transportation, there were over 5,000 accidents involving large trucks in Fulton County alone

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5 Essential Tips to Avoid Truck Accidents on Atlanta’s Busy Highways

Edward Kim | 03.04.24

Navigating Atlanta’s congested highways can be challenging for any driver, but the presence of large commercial trucks adds an extra layer of danger. With the number of truck accidents in Georgia on the rise, Atlanta drivers must learn how to share the road safely with these massive vehicles. According to the Georgia Department of Transportation,

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