What’s My Name Campaign – Uber Safety
Posted in Interesting Articles on April 3, 2019
A 21-year-old University of South Carolina student got into a car she thought was her Uber. Hours later, two turkey hunters found her body in a field. Her name was Samantha Josephson. Her family wants us to remember her name. Before you get in an Uber, ask “what’s my name?” And remember hers. (Link to… read more
Posted in Interesting Articles on March 21, 2019
Have you ever taken an electric scooter for a ride? In Atlanta, they’re everywhere. You won’t go very far in Midtown Atlanta without seeing one. They’re touted as a great way to get around traffic-jammed cities like Atlanta and Los Angeles. And they’ve done seemingly well so far. But as much fun as they look,… read more
Why Slip and Fall Claims Get a Bad Rap
Posted in Interesting Articles on February 4, 2019
Why do people think you’re lying or exaggerating about your slip and fall claim? Over the years, I have had the privilege of helping clients who have been seriously injured after slipping/tripping and falling at a store or on a business property. More often than not, these cases won’t settle without us filing a lawsuit… read more
Dangerous Rule Change for California Truck Drivers
Posted in Interesting Articles on January 3, 2019
Business Insider: California Truck Drivers Respond to FMCSA Ruling Profits drive companies, and time is money. But should our safety come second to a company’s profits? Business Insider reported that highway safety took a step backward in December. Interstate truck drivers in California learned they will no longer get paid rest breaks. With encouragement from the… read more
A More Fatal Christmas Season on Georgia Roadways
Posted in Interesting Articles on January 3, 2019
Increased Christmas Season Traffic Deaths in Georgia Here’s a frightening statistic: there were 73% more fatal car wrecks and 35% more car crashes in Georgia over the 2018 Christmas travel period (Dec 21-26) than the same period in 2017. There were 26 deaths in 2018 vs. 15 in 2017, and there were 700 wrecks in… read more
