Auto Accidents

Negligent Drivers Cause Serious Crashes in Cobb County

June 13, 2025 | Benjamin S. Persons, IV

Over the past few days and weeks, negligent drivers have caused mayhem on the streets of Cobb County. Some of these accidents have resulted in serious injuries, while others have led to deaths. To make these incidents even more traumatic for victims and their families, some of the guilty drivers fled the scene without stopping. These Cobb County car accidents highlight just how dangerous it has become to drive in Georgia.

Hit-and-Run on I-285 Results in Serious Injury

In late May of 2025, the Cobb County Courier reported that a serious hit-and-run had occurred on I-285. The crash began when the driver of a Kia changed lanes, striking a GMC in the process. The drive of the GMC veered into the center median barrier, crashing and coming to a halt in the middle of the road. After the collision, the driver of the Kia continued without stopping.

Georgia Sees Several Fiery Crashes

May 23, 2025 | Benjamin S. Persons, IV

Fiery crashes never fail to generate plenty of attention. The presence of fire makes these accidents much more hazardous, raising the possibility of disfigurement, death, and more. Within the past few weeks, Georgia has seen several high-profile crashes that ended with fiery infernos. What can these accidents teach us about traffic safety? What steps should people take after a Cobb County car crash?

Man Dies in Georgia After His Car “Erupted Into Flames”

In May of 2025, multiple sources reported that a man had lost his life after a fiery crash. Police say that this single-vehicle accident occurred when the man tried to turn into his driveway. For unknown reasons, the man lost control of his vehicle during the maneuver and slipped into a ditch.

How Will Insurance Reform in Georgia Affect Car Accident Lawsuits?

May 16, 2025 | Benjamin S. Persons, IV

Car insurance plays a major role as victims seek compensation for crash-related injuries in Cobb County. Without insurance, it would be challenging for victims to recover enough compensation to cover medical expenses, missed earnings, and emotional distress. As a result, it makes sense to stabilize the insurance industry whenever possible. Recent efforts to accomplish this goal could affect car accident lawsuits in Georgia, and this is something that residents should be aware of.

Senate Bill 68 and Senate Bill 69 Explained

SB 68 and SB 69 were designed to reform Georgia’s insurance industry due to concerns about rising premiums and frivolous lawsuits. But how exactly will these bills reform the insurance landscape?

Fiery Crash in Georgia Kills Entire Family of Five

April 25, 2025 | Benjamin S. Persons, IV

A fiery crash has claimed the lives of a family of five in Georgia. The incident occurred in April of 2025, highlighting fire-related hazards in major highway collisions. Even if people manage to survive fiery crashes, they are often left with disfiguring scars, lung damage from smoke inhalation, and other life-altering consequences. What can we do to prevent additional fiery crashes in Georgia?

Vehicle Bursts Into Flames After Collision on I-95

Authorities say that a 27-year-old mother was heading down I-95 in a rented Jeep SUV when she struck a sedan and veered into a guardrail. The Jeep then burst into flames, killing the mother and four children in the vehicle. The youngest of these children was just three months old, while the eldest was nine.

Cobb County Family Searching for Answers After Fatal Hit-and-Run

April 18, 2025 | Benjamin S. Persons, IV

In March of 2025, a man was walking down a sidewalk in Cobb County when a motorist approached and struck him. The collision proved fatal, and the impact on the victim’s local community was tremendous. Various media sources quickly reported that the man was a father of three, and that he was leaving behind a grieving family that may never be the same. Will this family ever find justice? What are their options after a hit-and-run in Cobb County?

Family Urges Driver to Come Forward and Accept Responsibility

The man’s sister provided a statement to the local media, expressing her shock that a driver could leave a dying pedestrian on the side of the road without a second thought:

Cobb County Residents Raise Concerns Over Dangerous Curve in Road

March 21, 2025 | Benjamin S. Persons, IV

One of the most basic responsibilities of any local government is to ensure the safety of public roads. If local authorities fail in this basic duty of care, residents may begin to wonder if their tax dollars are being spent effectively. Recently, Cobb County residents have voiced these kinds of concerns, specifically highlighting a dangerous curve in a major road section. What can you do if you were injured in a Cobb County car accident caused by an unsafe road?

Homeowners Along Blackwell Road Have Had Enough

In late February 2025, numerous homeowners along Blackwell Road in Cobb County raised serious safety concerns about a dangerous curve. These individuals say that this curve has caused numerous crashes over the years—and they claim that these accidents were not necessarily caused by driver negligence. These homeowners have had to deal with cars crashing into their backyards, destroying mailboxes, and causing other forms of property damage. These accidents have also injured several motorists.

Serious Intersection Crash Reported in Cobb County

March 14, 2025 | Benjamin S. Persons, IV

If drivers obey traffic laws and yield the right of way, intersections should be completely safe. Unfortunately, many drivers approach intersections in a negligent manner – endangering everyone else in the area. A recent car accident in Cobb County illustrates how dangerous these intersection incidents can become, and it injured four people. If you were injured in an intersection in Georgia, you might be wondering what to do next. Perhaps you are struggling with medical expenses, lost income, and other damages. But how do you determine who is to blame?

Four Injuries Reported at Major Cobb County Intersection

In late February of 2025, Cobb County authorities reported that a major car accident occurred at an intersection on the Dallas Highway. Four people were hospitalized as a result of this incident.

Kennesaw State University Students Voice Concern Over Dangerous Intersection

February 25, 2025 | Benjamin S. Persons, IV

Kennesaw State University is a pillar of the Cobb County community, allowing many local young people to achieve high goals. However, some students feel concerned about local traffic incidents – with one intersection in particular causing a considerable number of incidents. If we cannot protect our students, we cannot protect our future as a community. What are KSU students saying about local traffic issues – and what can we do to address these issues?

KSU Students Forced to Create Their Own Traffic Safety Organization After Crashes

In February of 2025, KSU students felt they had no other choice but to take traffic safety into their own hands – creating an organization called “The Bridge” to address serious concerns around campus. This move came after a serious Cobb County crash critically injured a 19-year-old at the intersection of Frey Road and the Skip Span Connector.

Fiery Crash Reported in Cobb County

February 21, 2025 | Benjamin S. Persons, IV

Fiery crashes in Cobb County often cause catastrophic injuries and fatalities. It is not difficult to imagine why these crashes are so serious, as the presence of fire creates many new hazards for motorists, passengers, and pedestrians. These kinds of crashes are anything but rare, and a fiery collision involving a semi-truck occurred within the past few weeks of this posting. What can you do after a fiery collision in Cobb County? How can you address disfiguring burns and other serious injuries?

Truck Catches on Fire After Collision on I-75

In February of 2025, various sources reported a fiery collision on I-75 in Cobb County. Although the details are not clear, authorities say that at least two vehicles crashed. One of these vehicles was a truck, which caught fire afterward. Fortunately, all drivers and passengers managed to escape the crash scene uninjured. However, it could have been much worse.

Amputations After Car Accidents in Cobb County

February 14, 2025 | Benjamin S. Persons, IV

An amputation is one of the worst consequences imaginable after a car accident in Cobb County. Victims often only learn about their amputated limbs after regaining consciousness in hospital beds – and this is some of the worst news a patient can receive. As frustrating as an amputation can be, it is important to remember that this is often a life-saving procedure. How might an amputation affect your life after a car accident? How will you continue with your career? How much will rehabilitation cost? These are all common and important questions.

How Do Car Accidents Lead to Amputations?

A recent example of a car accident amputation occurred near Kennewick State University in Cobb County. A teen college student was waiting in a “pedestrian area” by an infamously dangerous intersection when a motorist attempted a U-turn. The motorist struck another vehicle while attempting the turn, pushing this second car into the teen. This caused critical injuries that required immediate hospitalization.