Interstate 20 Accidents

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Interstate 20 Accidents

via Joseph P. McClelland, LLC by admin on 10/9/11

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If you have ever been on I-20, then you will understand the capacity for wrecks.  Entering Atlanta you must go through the Interstate 285 entrance and exit ramps.  Then, you must cross over the connector of Interstate 75 and Interstate 85.
Atlanta has terrible traffic problems, and I-20 plays right into that.
If you have been in an accident on Interstate 20, then you need a personal injury attorney to represent you against the at-fault driver's insurance company.   As an Atlanta personal injury law firm, I understand how you are feeling.  I work with client's cases potentially similar to your case on a daily basis.
I know how the insurance will try to handle your file.  Yes, I said file and not you because you are numbers to them.  Our job is to properly communicate the extent of your injuries and the extend to which the collision has changed your life.
We make sure to get you top dollar for your injuries whether they be whiplash, injured neck, injured back, head injuries, broken bones or wrongful death.  Make sure you have a professional attorney on your side to balance the scales.  Joseph P. McClelland, LLC will be there for you to make sure you are take care of.
Accidents on I-20 in Atlanta and other cities in Georgia require the assistance of a qualified attorney.  Call today for representation.

Recent I-20 Accident News:

Atlanta Journal Constitution at about 8:30 p.m., Anoa Sulaiman, 25, was driving a 1995 Lexus GS300 westbound on the interstate when a right rear tire blew out, said Atlanta police spokeswoman Kim Jones.
The automobile swerved and hit a 2003 Ford Expedition. Christopher Saladrigas, 27, was ejected from the SUV and passed away on the scene of the accident.  No charges have been filed at the time.  Our blessings go out to there families.
Legal Analysis Without the Facts:  That sounds dangerous, but here goes.  This sounds like negligence not criminal negligence.  Everyone forgets to check their tires on a daily basis and tires can naturally blow.  This is difficult for any district attorney to bring.  However, on the civil side, a personal injury claim could be filed because this is likely negligence.  Since there are deaths related to the alleged or potential negligence, it would be a personal injury case.  Please remember, that this case has only limited facts release and those facts may end up being completely wrong.
Be safe on Interstate 20.

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