Atlanta Personal Injury Blog

Hammers Car Accident & Personal Injury Lawyers | October 30, 2025 | Car Accidents

Drunk driving remains a leading cause of fatal crashes across the U.S., including in Georgia. In 2022, alcohol-impaired driving was responsible for nearly one-third of all traffic fatalities nationwide, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).  Impaired drivers are more likely to engage in reckless behavior and have slower reaction times—making them a […]

Hammers Car Accident & Personal Injury Lawyers | October 21, 2025 | Daycare Injuries \ Personal Injury

When you send your child to daycare, you expect them to be safe and that the daycare follows all Georgia regulations to avoid daycare injuries. These regulations are in place to help protect the health and safety of the children.  Daycare regulations vary depending on the specific type of facility your child attends, and there are also some […]

Hammers Car Accident & Personal Injury Lawyers | October 17, 2025 | Personal Injury

The Lawrenceville BOO Fest is one of the most anticipated fall events of the year, bringing families, costume lovers, and Halloween enthusiasts together for a night of fun. From candy stations and parades to live entertainment, it’s a celebration designed to thrill.  However, with large crowds, busy streets, and excited children, safety must be a […]

Hammers Car Accident & Personal Injury Lawyers | October 13, 2025 | Personal Injury

After an accident in Georgia, a victim is typically entitled to recover damages from the at-fault party. In personal injury claims, damages are the financial compensation awarded to the victim to make them whole again. Two primary types of damages may be awarded in personal injury claims: compensatory damages and punitive damages.  Keep reading below […]

Hammers Car Accident & Personal Injury Lawyers | October 10, 2025 | Construction Accident

Construction sites are busy, loud, and full of heavy equipment and dangerous tools. While this work is necessary to build homes, roads, and offices, it also comes with serious risks. That’s why it’s important for all workers on a construction site to have the right safety gear.  Wearing the right equipment can protect workers from […]

Hammers Car Accident & Personal Injury Lawyers | September 26, 2025 | Car Accidents

Most car accidents in Sandy Springs, Georgia, result from common reasons like distracted driving, tailgating, or failing to yield at intersections. However, some crash scenarios occur less frequently. These crashes can cause serious or even fatal injuries, and victims or their families may have personal injury claims against the drivers who caused them.  This article […]

Hammers Car Accident & Personal Injury Lawyers | September 24, 2025 | Workers' Compensation

Have you ever wondered which jobs are the most dangerous? They may not be the occupations you associate with danger. More than one-third of the 5,283 workplace fatalities in 2023 were transportation-related. Jobs involving working from heights, machinery, or heavy equipment are also risky.  Overall, there are 3.5 fatalities per 100,000 full-time equivalent workers in […]

Hammers Car Accident & Personal Injury Lawyers | September 23, 2025 | Daycare Injuries

When you drop your child off at daycare, you trust the caregivers to keep your child safe. But what happens if another child hurts your child? This can be a scary and emotional experience for any parent.  You may wonder who is legally responsible and whether you can take legal action. In Georgia, determining liability […]

Hammers Car Accident & Personal Injury Lawyers | September 23, 2025 | Personal Injury

You’ve been in an Atlanta car accident, and you’re in pain. You know your body, and something’s not right — but then the MRI comes back and everything looks normal. The doctor says there’s “nothing wrong” and sends you home. It’s a frustrating situation that can make you feel like no one believes you. This […]

Hammers Car Accident & Personal Injury Lawyers | September 17, 2025 | Construction Accident

The construction industry is dangerous, resulting in nearly 10 fatalities per 100,000 full-time workers. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) studies construction accidents and creates regulations to protect workers. According to OSHA, four circumstances, known as the “OSHA Fatal Four,” are the most common causes of all construction fatalities. If you work in the […]