Grief is a human emotion we all wish we could avoid but will likely someday experience. We typically associate it with the death of a loved one, but we might grieve anytime we lose something or someone important to us. Aug. 30 is National Grief Awareness Day, and it’s time we recognize that accident victims often go through their own period of mourning, remind us Marietta Accident Attorney Ramiro Rodriguez, Jr. ... Read More
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An Accident Waiting to Happen
The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that 1 million people worldwide die in fatal traffic accidents every year. That’s not all — traffic accidents injure an additional 20-50 million people annually. I only meet and represent a tiny fraction of those accident victims, but their stories stick with me. August is National Traffic Awareness Month, reminds us Auto Accident Attorney Ramiro Rodriguez, and many ... Read More
Safety First
Love it or hate it, school is back in session! There will soon be increased traffic and pedestrians to watch out for, so it’s the perfect time to review how you can keep yourself, your family, and your community safe. Approximately 800 school-aged children die during regular school travel hours every year, and more than 150,000 are injured. Those numbers are far too high! Let's start with school bus safety, says ... Read More
Message From the Authors – 11 Secrets to Winning Your Workers’ Compensation Claim
You may be a little suspicious since I am a lawyer, and I am giving you this book for free Most lawyers expect you to make an appointment and come into their office to get some of the information that I am providing to you here. I believe you should have that information now, with no pressure and no strings attached. Hiring a lawyer to represent you is an important step, and one that should not be taken lightly ... Read More
Is Premium Gas Worth the Premium Prices?
This year has seen gas prices at all-time highs, with countless Americans facing sticker shock at the pump. It has quite a few people wondering how to save a few dollars while filling their tanks. Some have turned to shopping around, joining clubs, or driving less. But if you’re using premium gas in your tank, there might be a simpler solution you haven’t even considered. We all want the best for our prized ... Read More
Free at Last
The History of Juneteenth As conversations about racial justice have become more prominent in America over the past few years, so have celebrations of Juneteenth. The holiday has been long-marked by many Black Americans, but is still a relatively unfamiliar tradition to others. So, what does this holiday mean, and why do people observe it? At its heart, Juneteenth celebrates the end of slavery, reminds us ... Read More
Fighting an Uphill Battle
How PTSD Can Affect Accident Victims No one wants to repeatedly relive the worst thing that ever happened to them, but that’s exactly what happens to many people with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), reminds us Personal Injury Attorney Ramiro Rodriguez. June is National PTSD Awareness Month, and the condition is often misunderstood by people who have never experienced it. For example, PTSD is commonly ... Read More
Take It Easy
How to Safely Hit the Open Road The road trip is a quintessential American experience. Modern America is built around roads, and for better or worse, we have a lot less public transportation than other countries. We’re also a very large nation with a lot of geographic diversity. With so much to see and do, it makes sense that we want to get behind the wheel and go. Compared to air travel, road trips are ... Read More
A Fighting Spirit
The True Meaning of Cinco de Mayo Cinco de Mayo is almost here, and for many Americans, that means tacos and discount margaritas. Surprisingly, the holiday is more celebrated in the U.S. than in its home country of Mexico, where it's not even a federal holiday. How did this come to be, and was the day always just an excuse to enjoy good Mexican food? Contrary to popular belief, Cinco de Mayo is not Mexico’s ... Read More
Concentration Is Key
In 2019, 56% of all collisions in Georgia involved at least one distracted driver. Some have called distracted driving the safety issue of this generation or "the new drunk driving." This Distracted Driving Awareness Month, it's time to focus on the toll incurred when people don’t give operating a vehicle their undivided attention. It’s illegal to use a cellphone while driving in Georgia unless talking on a ... Read More