Why and How You Should Be Keeping a Pain Journal After Being Injured in a Georgia Car Accident
By: Pauline Onkware and Cheryl D. Kelly, Esquire Picture this: You have gotten into an auto accident that was not your fault and you have been injured in the accident. You have been in one of the most earth-shattering occasions of your life and as the days and weeks pass, the details of the accident […]
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HOW DANGEROUS WERE THE 2019 HOLIDAYS FOR GEORGIA ROADS?
By: Cheryl D. Kelly, Esquire When we think of the end-of-year holiday season, thoughts of family, celebration, shopping, and even perhaps, food, often come to mind. However, the period between Thanksgiving and New Year’s Day is also associated with a significant increase in traffic and car accidents in Georgia, and across the United States. In […]
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How Can Your Friends and Family Help Your Georgia Car Accident Case?
By: Cheryl D. Kelly, Esquire With each Georgia car accident case, our goal is to present the most convincing, compelling and accurate picture of the full impact of your injuries to the insurance company from the very start. To successfully do that, sometimes we need input from your close friends, family and co-workers. Your loved […]
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What is Comparative Negligence and How Does It Affect Someone Injured In A Georgia Car Accident?
By: Cheryl D. Kelly, Georgia Accident Lawyer Comparative Negligence In order to recover damages after an auto accident in Georgia a person must typically show that another driver was negligent and that the negligence caused the accident. Negligence generally means the failure to exercise the appropriate level of care while doing something (e.g.: driving a […]
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