Atlanta Personal Injury Lawyer, Shane Smith, was recently hired to help SO who was hurt in an Atlanta car accident, which is in Fulton County. SO was hurt and needed to see a doctor.
SO also decided they needed an Atlanta Personal Injury Lawyer to help them against the insurance company. SO hired Atlanta Personal Injury Lawyer, Shane Smith, to represent them.
The car accident occurred on 4/24/2012 at Peachtree St @ Peachtree Circle in the city of Atlanta in Fulton County. They were injured when bus hit a curb. The Marta police department investigated and found the defendant was at fault. SO had to seek medical care after the accident. SO is continuing treatment.
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