Drunk driving isn’t only illegal, it’s also extremely dangerous. But, millions of drunk driving accidents still occur every year in the United States—including many right here in Buford. Drunk driving accidents are often severe because they may occur at high speeds and involve a driver who didn’t attempt to stop or avoid the crash at … Read More »

Most of the time, buses are some of the safest vehicles on the road. You are far more likely to be in an accident while in an average passenger car than a bus. But, that doesn’t mean that buses are accident-proof—and bus accidents do happen in Buford. Bus drivers face the same issues as any … Read More »

Bicyclists in Buford face three main threats on the road: motor vehicles, potholes or hazards, and getting “doored.” Every cyclist knows this, but not every cyclist knows what rights they have when they’ve suffered an accident—or whether they can recover money. But the costs an injured cyclist faces are very real, including medical bills, lost … Read More »

Roughly 2 million big rigs are registered across the United States. Every year, they get involved in about 500,000 accidents, which cause thousands of fatalities and roughly 130,000 injuries. Those deaths and injuries are almost always the driver of another vehicle or its passenger—not the truck driver. Sadly, Buford is no exception to this pattern. … Read More »

Motorcycle accidents are relatively common in Buford—and the majority of crashes will result in some kind of injury. In situations that involve other drivers, the motorcyclist is often not at fault for the accident. In fact, most motorcycle crashes occur because the other driver involved merely wasn’t paying attention to see the motorcycle nearby. In … Read More »

Car accidents are traumatic. A car accident can leave you feeling alone and unsure where to turn for help—and you may still be in pain, physically and emotionally. Our Buford car accident lawyers understand, and we’ve helped accidents victims in the same position for decades. Let us help you get the care—and the money—that you … Read More »