Accident Law Digest




Bus Crashes and the Deadline Most People Miss

If a government entity owns the bus, the clock is much shorter An ordinary Georgia injury claim generally allows two years to file. A claim against a city, county or transit authority can require written notice in a fraction of that time, and missing the notice can end an otherwise strong case...

August 19, 2026


What an Associate Attorney Actually Does on Your Case

What Brendan C. Flanagan an Associate Attorney Actually Does on Your Case The name on the door is rarely the only person on the file Clients sign with a firm because of one lawyer and then discover that the day to day work is handled by someone they have never met. That is not inherently a...

August 19, 2026


The Bias Motorcyclists Face Before Anyone Looks at the Evidence

The Bias Motorcyclists Face Before Anyone Looks at the Evidence The assumption arrives before the file does Adjusters and jurors bring a prior to motorcycle cases: the rider was going too fast, was weaving through traffic, took a risk a car driver would not have taken. Sometimes that is accurate....

August 19, 2026


What an Associate Attorney Actually Does on Your Case

What an Associate Attorney Actually Does on Your Case The name on the door is rarely the only person on the file Clients sign with a firm because of one lawyer and then discover that the day to day work is handled by someone they have never met. That is not inherently a problem. It becomes one...

August 19, 2026


What Actually Happens in a Free Injury Consultation

What Actually Happens in a Free Injury Consultation The free consultation is a screening call in both directions People treat the first call as an audition where they have to convince a lawyer to take the case. It is closer to a mutual screening. The firm is working out whether the claim is...

August 19, 2026