Crashed at Macon’s I-75/I-16 Split? What Georgia Law Says About Suing the State for a Construction Zone Accident
October 9, 2026 | Georgia Law
A crash at the Macon split in Georgia may involve more than another driver’s mistake. If unsafe construction, defective pavement, confusing temporary traffic controls, or another roadway condition contributed to the collision, responsibility could potentially extend to a government agency or private contractor. That distinction matters because I-75 and I-16 are part of Georgia’s...
Read moreMacon Witches Float Safety Tips: Gear, Costume Rules & Ocmulgee River Advice
October 8, 2026 | Personal Injury
The Macon Witches Float brings costumed paddlers to the Ocmulgee River for a Halloween-themed event. Participants are encouraged to dress up, decorate their vessels, and paddle the river through Macon. Costumes and decorations can introduce additional safety concerns on the water. Choosing appropriate gear, wearing a life jacket, and avoiding clothing or decorations that...
Read moreHalloween Safety Tips From a Georgia Injury Lawyer
October 6, 2026 | Personal Injury
Halloween brings costumes, trick-or-treating, parties, and plenty of excitement to neighborhoods across Georgia. However, the combination of children walking after dark, increased pedestrian traffic, costumes that can limit visibility, and impaired drivers can also create safety risks. A few simple precautions can help families, drivers, and homeowners enjoy the holiday while reducing the risk...
Read moreThe Deadliest Highway Stretches in Georgia
September 25, 2026 | Car Accident
Georgia has thousands of miles of highways connecting Atlanta, Macon, Savannah, and smaller communities across the state. Heavy traffic, high speeds, large trucks, and busy interchanges can make some stretches especially dangerous. Dangerous highway stretches in Georgia are not limited to one road or region. Car accident patterns change over time, but state transportation...
Read moreTruck or Farm Equipment Accident on I-75 in Tifton? What Georgia’s Slow-Moving Vehicle Law Means for Your Claim
September 22, 2026 | Truck Accidents
Tifton sits where I-75, a major freight route, crosses US-82/GA-520, an important route for agricultural traffic. That means passenger vehicles, commercial trucks, and slow-moving farm equipment often share roads in the area and can cause accidents. When these vehicles collide, Georgia's slow-moving vehicle law and comparative negligence rules can play an important role in...
Read moreWhat Is MCS 90?
September 18, 2026 | Truck Accidents
MCS-90 is an endorsement attached to certain commercial motor carrier insurance policies. It helps protect members of the public when a motor carrier causes a crash but its insurance policy would not otherwise cover the loss. Understanding what MCS-90 is can be important after a serious truck accident in Georgia. The endorsement may provide...
Read moreCan You Sue for a Car Accident If You Are Not Hurt in Georgia?
September 10, 2026 | Car Accident
A car accident does not have to cause physical injuries to result in financial losses. You may still have a claim in Georgia if another driver damages your vehicle or other property. Repair bills, towing costs, rental expenses, and other losses can add up quickly. You may be able to pursue compensation even if...
Read moreWhat Makes the King Firm Car Accident and Personal Injury Lawyers a Trusted Personal Injury Law Firm in Macon, GA?
September 1, 2026 | Firm News
Choosing a personal injury law firm is an important decision after an accident. You may be dealing with medical treatment, missed work, insurance questions, and uncertainty about what comes next. Experience, case results, trial readiness, reputation, and local knowledge can all help you decide whether a firm is a good fit. The King Firm...
Read moreHow The King Firm Car Accident and Personal Injury Lawyers Became a Leading Personal Injury Law Firm in Griffin, GA
August 27, 2026 | Personal Injury
The King Firm Car Accident and Personal Injury Lawyers has built its reputation in Griffin, Georgia, through experienced personal injury representation, significant financial recoveries, and a focus on helping injured people navigate the legal process. With 17 years of combined experience and tens of millions of dollars recovered, the firm has established a strong...
Read moreWhat Happens if I Don’t Show up for Jury Duty in Georgia?
August 21, 2026 | Personal Injury
Missing jury duty in Georgia can lead to more than another summons. If you are required to appear and do not show up without permission from the court, you may be ordered to explain your absence and could face contempt of court proceedings. Georgia courts expect people who receive a jury summons to follow...
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