The attorneys at the Law Offices of Shane Smith have put together this library of articles that relate to car wrecks, DUI victims, wrongful death, premises liability (slip and falls), and pedestrian accidents in Georgia, Ohio, and the Carolinas. These articles can provide valuable answers to many of your legal questions.
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Georgia Pedestrians injured by Drunk Driver Two University of Georgia students seriously injured when struck in a crosswalk. Clayton County pedestrian accident attorney Shane Smith can help victims. -
Georgia Seatbelt Laws Protect Those Who Are Cautious Georgia is one of 32 states with standard, or primary, seat belt laws. Consult Clayton County auto accident attorney Shane Smith before accepting any settlement -
Georgia Passes Slowpoke Law to Keep Left Lane Clear Georgia passes law requiring slower traffic to move to the right. Consult Clayton County auto accident attorney Shane Smith before accepting any settlement. -
Georgia Fatal Accident Report may Help Wrongful Death Case Georgia State Patrol perform special investigations in fatal accidents. Family members can contact auto accident attorney Shane Smith for possible legal relief. -
Georgia Fatal Accident Could Lead to Wrongful Death Charges Early morning accident involving alcohol impairment and speeding kills driver and passenger. Love one die in an Auto accident? Shane Smith may be able to help. -
Failure to Yield to Pedestrian: UGA Student injured University of Georgia student injured when vehicle failed to yield at crosswalk. Clayton County pedestrian accident attorney Shane Smith can help victims. -
Evening Teen Fatalities Rise Linked to Distracted Driving It is illegal to text and drive according to Georgia statutes. Contact auto accident attorney Shane Smith if you are a victim of a distracted driver. -
Court Holds Employer Liable in Distracted Driving Wreck Case Court hands out strict penalties in case where employee cause distracted driving auto crash Contact PI Lawyer Shane Smith if you are a distracted driver victim. -
Court Rules Texting Participants Held Responsible for Wreck Distracted driving victims who lost legs sue the driver and girl who was texting him. Victim of a Distracted Driver call Georgia Lawyer Shane Smith -
Clayton County Man Convicted: Hit-and-Run Death of Student Georgia drunk driver fled accident scene after striking a middle school student. Clayton County DUI accident attorney Shane Smith can review a DUI victim's case -
Georgia Pedestrian Parking Lot Dangers Legal options may be available for pedestrians injured in Georgia parking lots. Clayton County pedestrian accident attorney Shane Smith can help victims.
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