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We all know that experiencing a car accident is a risk that we all undertake in the course of living our lives. Motor vehicles are everywhere, and even if you have never been in a car accident, you have probably seen one occur.

For many Georgia residents, it can be difficult to put their safety and well-being into the hands of a stranger. However, that is precisely what happens each time you board a charter bus.

Anything that can be constructed can contain defects. Sometimes defects are easy to spot and to correct, but other times defects are not recognized until after they cause an injury. Defective auto parts can be especially dangerous as they may fail when vehicles are moving at fast speeds resulting in a serious motor vehicle accident.

A tragic turn of events has led to the death of a young mother and her 3-month-old baby girl. According to reports, the mother and child left their home in Florida to escape hurricane Irma.

All car accidents have the potential to cause injuries. This is so for head-on collisions and for minor fender benders alike.

The flooding due to Hurricane Irma, as well as in Houston due to Hurricane Harvey has affected hundreds of auto dealerships. While insurance coverage may cover dealers, some used car brokers will undoubtedly buy flood damaged cars at a fraction of the cost, clean them out to mask any evidence of flood damage, and sell them to unsuspecting drivers who believe they are getting a great bargain.