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What Happens in an Atlanta Semi-Truck Accident and What To Expect In the Aftermath
Semi-truck accidents in Atlanta are common on I-295 and other major interstates. For drivers, they are nothing like a typical car crash. A loaded semi can weigh as much as 80,000 pounds, increasing the force and severity of collisions and impacting motorists across multiple lanes. At Shiver Hamilton Campbell, our experienced Atlanta truck accident… Read More »
Atlanta Truck Accident Passenger Injuries: Who Is Responsible?
The Georgia Governor’s Office of Highway Safety reports that more than 1,000 people are injured in truck accidents throughout the state each year. In the majority of cases, truck drivers walk away uninjured. It’s people in nearby vehicles that tend to suffer the most harm. If you were hurt as a passenger in an… Read More »
Alan Hamilton Has Been Inducted as a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers
Shiver Hamilton Campbell is proud to share that partner Alan Hamilton has been inducted as a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers. Alan received the honor during the College’s 2026 Annual Meeting in New York City, joining a select group of trial lawyers from across the United States and Canada. About the… Read More »
Where Atlanta Truck Accidents Are Most Likely To Happen
Semi-trucks, tractor-trailers, and other big rigs weighing up to 80,000 pounds travel through the metro area each day. They often rely on major highways and interstates, where high speeds, heavy traffic, and other factors create hazards and make Atlanta truck accidents more likely. Unfortunately, they often impact nearby motorists and cause serious, potentially life-threatening… Read More »
What Is A Fair Settlement In An Atlanta Injury Claim? How To Know If You’re Being Lowballed
Accidental injuries in Atlanta often happen due to the recklessness of others. In the event of a car or truck crash, a slip and fall, or other serious mishap, the at-fault party’s insurance can help cover your costs. However, while these companies are quick to offer a settlement, odds are it is far less… Read More »
If You Do One Thing to Protect Your Family, Make It This.
People often ask me: based on everything you’ve seen in serious injury and wrongful death cases, what’s the single most important thing I should do to protect my family? The answer is straightforward—buy as much underinsured motorist (UIM) coverage as you can, and structure it correctly. I’ve handled many cases where someone was doing… Read More »
Atlanta Truck Accidents and Stranded Motorists: How to Stay Safe During Highway Breakdowns
A vehicle breakdown on an Atlanta highway can put you in a dangerous position. When your car suddenly stops on I-285, I-75, I-85, or another busy roadway, you may have little choice but to remain near moving traffic while waiting for help. Be aware that passing trucks pose serious hazards. Our experienced Atlanta truck… Read More »
Atlanta Logging Truck Accident Risks and Your Rights in an Injury Claim
Logging trucks pass through Atlanta regularly and carry extremely heavy loads. They have a long history of causing injuries, whether due to collisions or when large limbs fall off the back, impacting motorists nearby. Unfortunately, logging truck accidents can cause devastating injuries to drivers and passengers involved. Our experienced Atlanta truck accident lawyers explain… Read More »
Atlanta Hurricane Risks: How Reckless Drivers Put Other Motorists At Risk
Early fall weather brings a welcome break from the heat, but it also means the most active time in the hurricane season. Late-year storms can bring some of the most unpredictable and dangerous driving conditions in Atlanta. As storms push inland from the Gulf and Atlantic coasts, Georgia roads become slicker, visibility drops, and… Read More »
Comparative Negligence: How It Impacts Compensation In An Atlanta Truck Accident Claim
After an Atlanta truck accident, one of the first things an insurance adjuster looks for is a reason to blame you, even when the truck driver was clearly at fault. This is because, under the legal theory of comparative negligence, proving you were even partially at fault reduces what the trucking company or its… Read More »
