University of Georgia’s Shahrzad Roshan Zamir Wins 2024 Harris Lowry Manton LLP Civil Justice Scholarship
Harris Lowry Manton LLP is pleased to announce that Shahrzad Roshan Zamir, a graduate of the University of Georgia School of Law, has been awarded the Harris Lowry Manton LLP Civil Justice Scholarship for 2024. She is currently continuing her education at the University of California Berkeley Law School. This scholarship will help Shahrzad with…
Read MoreThe Hidden Dangers of Overloaded Trucks
On American roadways, trucks are indispensable for transporting goods and keeping the economy moving. However, when trucks are overloaded, the risks extend far beyond simple weight limits. Overloading poses significant dangers that can lead to devastating accidents, serious injuries and even fatalities. At Harris Lowry Manton LLP, our primary concern is ensuring that victims of…
Read MoreDo You Sue the Truck Driver or the Trucking Company in a Truck Accident?
Truck accidents can result in severe damage, catastrophic injuries and even fatalities. When such accidents occur, victims often face the daunting task of seeking compensation for their losses. A critical decision in this process is determining who to sue: the truck driver, the trucking company or possibly both. Understanding the nuances of liability in truck…
Read MoreUnderstanding Your Rights After a Truck Accident Involving Hazardous Materials
Truck accidents involving hazardous materials (hazmat) are some of the most dangerous incidents on the road. These accidents pose significant risks to those directly involved, the environment, and nearby communities. As a victim of such an accident, understanding your rights and the legal resources available to you is crucial for ensuring you receive the compensation…
Read MoreHow to File a Truck Accident Lawsuit in Georgia
Truck accidents can have devastating consequences, often leading to severe injuries, significant property damage, and even fatalities. If you or a loved one has been involved in a truck accident in Georgia, it’s crucial to understand the steps involved in filing a lawsuit to seek compensation for your losses. Today we want to provide you…
Read MoreHow Long Does an Atlanta Injury Case Take?
The duration of a personal injury case can vary widely. While some personal injury cases can be resolved in a matter of months, others take several years, especially if they involve complex legal issues or severe injuries. Here are the phases of a typical personal injury case: Medical treatment During this phase, the injured party…
Read MoreTraumatic Brain Injuries Are Financially Devastating
Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) are painful, life changing, and expensive for victims and their families. TBIs are particularly devastating because they have a tremendous impact on an individual’s physical, cognitive, emotional, and social well-being. Here are some reasons why traumatic brain injuries have such profound effects: Complexity of the brain: The brain is the control…
Read MoreWhat Kinds of Questions Will the Trucking Company Ask in My Deposition?
If you were injured in an accident with a large commercial truck, the trucking company’s attorney will likely ask you a series of questions during your deposition. These questions will be intended to gather detailed information about the accident, your background and your injuries. Here are some common categories and sample questions they may ask:…
Read MoreWhy Are More Young People Getting Cancer?
Cancer diagnoses among young people are on the rise. Recent research has shown an increase in early-onset cancers affecting individuals under the age of 50. A recent study by Brigham and Women’s Hospital revealed a significant rise in breast, colon, esophagus, kidney, liver, and pancreas cancer globally since around 1990. This increase is attributed to…
Read MoreWhy We Need Side Guards on Large Trucks
In May 2024, an unintended whistleblower told the Washington Post the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) hid critical truck safety information from consumers. The 75-year-old man, who had retired from his job as an engineer for the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), spoke out about a research project he had once managed. The project…
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