Truck driver error is the most common cause1 of collisions involving large commercial trucks in the United States, according to our truck accident attorneys. When you think of driver errors, you likely think of texting and driving, drunk driving, speeding, and similar acts. But, our truck accident lawyers find that one type of driver negligence is not […]

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As Alpharetta truck accident lawyers, we know that the neck is among the most vulnerable parts of the human body. Not only does it house part of the spinal column, which is the bundle of nerves responsible for transmitting signals between the brain and the rest of the body, it also contains blood vessels that supply […]

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If you are injured in a car accident, the last thing you should have to worry about is insurance rates going up after the accident. However, even a minor car accident can have a lasting impact on your car insurance costs. Forbes recently dove into this issue and the findings are startling. How Does a […]

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In the aftermath of a serious unexpected injury, you might be staring down piles of medical bills, as well as struggling with your household budget due to missed work and lost income. With financial stress – in addition to the pain and suffering from your injuries – it is only natural that you are anxious […]

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In this video, Georgia personal injury attorney Theodore Spaulding explains the one thing you should never do after a motorcycle accident. In this video, I’m gonna tell you the one thing you should never do after a motorcycle accident. Hi, I’m Ted Spaulding. I’m an Atlanta personal injury trial attorney and the founder here at […]

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Atlanta is such a diverse city with so many great restaurants, parks, museums, and events that it’s hard to experience everything in one visit. Atlanta is considered the most populated metropolitan area in the United States, and its long history dates back to 1837 when the city was first founded. Since then, Atlanta has had […]

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Suppose you’ve recently bought a motor vehicle in Georgia. In that case, you must follow the state’s car inspection laws to the letter, and commercial vehicle drivers face even more strict inspection requirements governed by federal laws. Fortunately, Ted Spaulding has compiled information about car inspections right here. In this post, we will guide you through […]

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Construction is an extremely dangerous profession. Workers regularly suffer injuries in a variety of accidents, including electrocutions, falls, and much more. Workers who work in road construction have even more risks to deal with every day. In turn, the workers are also at risk of causing injury to others who are passing by the construction […]

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Whether you call Atlanta home or you are visiting the city for the first time, there is always something new to see or do. Atlanta is known for its rich history, great sports, and award-winning restaurants, but there are also a few little-known facts that may surprise you. So, let’s explore this historic city together. Atlanta Was Not the […]

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When accident victims try to recover from insurance companies, they often find the insurance company is unwilling to offer fair compensation. It might even say that an offer is “final” and refuse to pay more. This was the case in a recent claim we handled, but Spaulding Injury Law: Atlanta Personal Injury & Car Accident […]

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