Can Trucks Drive In The Left Lane In Georgia?

The Georgia Department of Public Safety defines a “truck” as any vehicle with more than six wheels. As such, the term “trucks” includes moving trucks, commercial and long-haul trucks, and any similar vehicles. Exceptions include motor coaches and buses. Confusion, however, may occur on highways with three or more lanes going in the same direction…. read more

How Fast Does An Airbag Deploy?

The speed of airbag deployment is quite remarkable. Airbags are a major part of automotive safety and have become increasingly important in recent decades, especially given the scale of American road traffic. The United States has nearly 284 million vehicles in operation and 228.7 million licensed drivers. Over 12.15 million vehicles were involved in crashes… read more

Can a Lawsuit be Reopened After Settlement?

Most lawsuits end in negotiated out-of-court settlements, not courtroom verdicts. If the defendant refuses to honor the terms of the settlement, the plaintiff can simply sue the defendant based on the settlement agreement. If the lawsuit is successful, the plaintiff will get the amount of money they originally bargained for. This can be a problem… read more

What Are the Safest Neighborhoods in Evans, GA?

Evans, Georgia, is a tight-knit community located in Columbia County that is well-known for its family-friendly environment and excellent public schools. Be that as it may, no location is perfect. Things like car accidents, home break-ins, and even violent crimes can happen anywhere. As such, if you’re considering a move or a visit to Evans,… read more

Do You Need a Front License Plate in Augusta, Georgia?

Driving around Augusta, Georgia, you might notice something interesting about the cars on the road: they don’t have front license plates. This isn’t a mistake or people disregarding the law. In fact, Georgia law only requires a license plate on the back of vehicles.  This can be good news for many drivers, as it simplifies… read more

What Are the Safest Neighborhoods in Augusta, GA?

Whether you’re a young professional working in Augusta, you’re looking to start a family, or you’re ready to retire, you probably want to live in a safe neighborhood. After all, you don’t want to worry about issues like dangerous roads or intersections, violent crimes, or having your property stolen or vandalized. So, which neighborhoods in… read more

What Happens When You Let Someone Else Drive Your Car and They Get in an Accident in Georgia?

You probably don’t need anyone to tell you to be careful about who you loan your car to. Naturally, you’re going to regret loaning your car to someone if a car accident results. So, will your insurance pay for the accident?  Typically, the answer is yes, at least if the accident was the fault of… read more

Hawk Law Group Hosts Inaugural Bookbag Bash to Support Local Students

Hawk Law Group is excited to announce the inaugural Bookbag Bash, a community event that will provide free school supplies to local students from kindergarten to 12th grade. The event will take place on Saturday, July 13, 2024, at the Bell Auditorium, located at 712 Telfair Street, Augusta, Georgia 30901, from 10 AM to 1… read more

Many Accidents Can Cause Herniated Discs at C4/C5 Or C5/C6: Here’s What You Need To Know

Disc herniations can be catastrophic injuries that cause lasting pain, mobility issues, and lifelong discomfort. Not helping matters is that multiple types of accidents can cause these injuries to occur to your discs.  While all types of herniations are cause for concern, herniations at the C4/C5 and C5/C6 joints are particularly challenging and painful, as… read more

Recognizing the Signs of PTSD After an Accident

In the blink of an eye, life can change drastically. An accident, whether it’s a car crash, a workplace injury, or another traumatic event, has the potential to leave lasting scars—both physical and emotional. In fact, the psychological impact of such accidents can linger long after the physical wounds have healed. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)… read more