Category: Children Injuries

Truck accidents often result in the most severe injuries and fatalities of any type of motor vehicle accident in the U.S. According to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, fatal truck acci...

 The Spiva Law Group An Alliance of Justice Families and people who have suffered catastrophic, serious injuries and loss of loved ones too often end up with the wrong law firm. Trucking wrecks, Nur...

The State of Georgia is divided into 159 counties, more than any other state except Texas. The Spiva Law Group is located in Savannah, Chatham County, Georgia. Our attorneys are licensed to practice...

Georgia trial Lawyers Association 2018 Community Service Award We are honored and proud. Howard Spiva The Spiva Law Group The State of Georgia is divided into 159 counties, more than any other state...

How do you know who is the right lawyer for you? How can a Lawyer’s advertising be misleading?  An example might be a TV commercial or ad which may imply or suggest that the lawyer provides superio...

Savannah attorney, Howard E. Spiva – putting helmets on kids and promoting safety for children since 1999.   As an attorney since 1984, Howard saw too many preventable injuries to children...

How do you help your friends and loved ones get to a reputable law firm? I Guess I Can Dream. With over 30 years of handling catastrophic injury cases I am often contacted by friends and family of som...

Hire The Right Lawyer With Confidence! There are so many things that a lawyer must be able to do. This practical legal guide will help you hire an experienced lawyer who Does It Best! A lawsuit is lik...

Here is a story. Two young boys were skating on ice when all of a sudden, one of them fell through and got trapped under. His friend started to punch the ice in hopes of breaking it but could not get...

May 19, 2015 By Sandra Fernandez Riding on your bike is one of those universal childhood activities — most of us have a memory of doing this, getting our kids to do this, or seeing someone in our ne...