Savannah Legal Blog

If you’ve suffered injuries because of a truck driver or company’s negligent behavior, you could be entitled to compensation. A successful jackknife truck accident claim could provide you with mon...

If you have been injured in a Savannah truck accident, you may be forced to deal with devastating injuries, costly medical expenses, lost wages, and more. Fortunately, the law allows you to seek compe...

If you have been injured in a truck accident through no fault of your own, you may wonder who you can hold liable for your losses. In many truck accidents in Georgia, the truck’s driver or the truc...

Accidents involving large commercial trucks are complicated to resolve. A thorough investigation is typically required to understand the cause of the accident and to gather evidence to show who should...

Being involved in a car accident in Savannah is a stressful experience. It can be difficult to know what to do in the immediate aftermath of the crash and in the days, weeks, and months that follow. B...

When you’re injured in a truck accident, you have enough on your plate with managing your recovery, attending doctors’ appointments, and feeling the financial strain of missing work and watching m...

In truck accident cases, a knowledge of special laws and regulations pertaining to commercial trucks is an important part of investigating trucking accidents and gathering evidence to identify who was...

Road construction zones alter traffic patterns and require driving at lower speeds and remaining alert for sudden traffic stoppages. When commercial truck drivers fail to reduce their speed and naviga...

Savannah attorney Howard Spiva is on a mission to eliminate traumatic brain injuries among children and he would like to involve more attorneys across the nation in Heads in Helmets. The Heads in Helm...

When construction crews work in designated zones, their goal is to ultimately improve road safety for everyone. Unfortunately, the long-term benefits of road construction often involve short-term obst...