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Jason Miles from Carrollton was killed in a car crash earlier this week.

Georgia Accident Attorney — Sat, 01 Aug 2009 15:01:16 +0000

Jason Miles, 32, from Carrollton was killed after his car crashed on New Hope Church Road earlier this week. It was a single car crash and the the firefighters saw 2 people in the car.

Jason was ejected from the vehicle, he was pronounced dead at Tanner Medial Center. It appears the other person in the car was a female and she was airlifted to Grady Memorial Hospital in Atlanta.

If you have suffered injuries due to a car accident, please contact the experienced car accident attorneys at Ernst & Partners for an evaluation of your case at (770) 291-2009 or online at www.atlantagaattorneys.com

On June 20,2009 Steven Hitt died while driving his motorcycle.

Georgia Accident Attorney — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 15:10:27 +0000

On Saturday, Steven Terry Hitt, 49 of Cumming, Georgia was riding a 1985 Honda motorcycle northbound on Castleberry Road. He collided with a 2007 Suzuki SUB when the drive of the Suzuke Marian J. Anwar of Cumming made an illegal u-turn.

Hitt was taken to Northside Hospital – Forsyth and then was airlifted to Grady Memorial Hospital, unfortunally he died on Sunday.

This was a terrible accident and our thought are with Steven Hitt family. If you or loved one needs assistance in any of these matters, we want to provide you with the legal help you need. You deserve to work with someone with compassion for your situation and who offers the personal care you deserve. Contact us at (770) 291-2009 or online www.atlantagaattorneys.com and learn how Ernst & Partners can make a difference

Another Bus caught on fire in Gwinnett County, GA on Thursday July 23, 2009

Georgia Accident Attorney — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 12:56:42 +0000

There was another bus fire in Gwinnett County, GA on Thursday July 23, 2009 on I-85 North near the Indian Trial. Fire engines were sent out just before 8 a.m. There was heavy smoke coming from the engine compartment of the bus. The fire fighters put the fire out fairly quickly and the only damage to the bus was the engine compartment. Thanks goodness there were no passengers on this bus.
The first Gwinnett bus caught fire on March 27, 2009 on Nancy Hanks Dr. near Best Friend Road in Norcross. They blamed this fire on a faulty charger.
The cause of both of these fires appears to be the same.

If you have suffered injuries due to a bus or auto accident, please contact the experienced car accident attorneys at Ernst & Partners for an evaluation of your case at (770) 291-2009 or online at www.atlantagaattorneys.com.

May 2009, Charles Edwards Stephens Jr. kills a Riverdale man in I-285 accident near DeKalb

Georgia Accident Attorney — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 13:01:05 +0000

A tractor trailer struck a disabled car on I-285 early Saturday, killing a Riverdale man, according to Sandy Springs Police.

The driver was 20-year-old Charles Edward Stephens Jr.

Stephensâ€™ car had broken down in the right eastbound lane at the DeKalb County line just before 5 a.m.

The tractor trailer rear-ended the car minutes later, police said.

Witnesses told police the carâ€™s tail lights were not working when the accident happened.

No charges have been filed against the truck driver, police said. An investigation is continuing.

Ty Woods and April Lynthlin struck and killed by David Sloane’s truck while riding their Motorcycle on July 12, 2009

Georgia Accident Attorney — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 12:56:28 +0000

Ty Woods 39 and April Lynthlin 29 were killed while riding their motorcycle on Sunday. They were hit by a pickup truck driven by 55 year old David Sloane from Dalton.

Solane was driving a Ford Ranger pickup truck, when he sideswiped the motorcycle by crossing the center line on Highway 225 South in Murrary County on Sunday night July 12, 2009. April was in the latter stages of pregnancy.

This accident is under investigation by the state patrolâ€™s Specialized Collision Reconstruction Team.

This was a terrible accident and our thought are with Ty and Aprilâ€™s family. If you or loved one needs assistance in any of these matters, we want to provide you with the legal help you need. You deserve to work with someone with compassion for your situation and who offers the personal care you deserve. Contact us at (770) 291-2009 or online www.atlantagaattorneys.com and learn how Ernst & Partners can make a difference

Patrick Starpone driver of an 18 Wheeler crashed into an Ice Cream truck of Stephen Linsey, on Camp Creek Parkway, July 2, 2009

Georgia Accident Attorney — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 22:49:38 +0000

Patrick Starpone, the driver of the 18-wheeler had an accident with an ice cream truck on Camp Creek Parkway near East Point late Thursday morning, Starpone has been charged with failure to yield. The victim, Stephen Linsey, suffered serious injuries after the accident and was life-flighted to Atlanta Medical Center. The 18-wheeler was traveling east on Camp Creek Parkway and turned left on a green light but without a left-turn arrow. The 18 Wheeler was then struck by the ice cream truck and also crashed into a Fulton County public works vehicle carrying four passengers. No other serious injuries were reported.

A wide variety of circumstances can place virtually anyone in a precarious enough situation. Understandably, this can be a very scary thought for most individuals; however, there are a number of resources available to help you. Contact us at (770) 291-2009 or online www.atlantagaattorneys.com and learn how Ernst & Partners can make a difference.

Several accidents on I-85 in Coweta County on Saturday July 4. 2009

Georgia Accident Attorney — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 18:58:56 +0000

I-85 in Coweta County was stopped for almost 3 1/2 hours on Saturday because of a series of accidents that began with a six-vehicle wreck just a few minutes before 4 p.m.

People trying to escape the standstill by illegally crossing over the grass median caused more crashes in the southboundÂ At least three people were flown by helicopter to Atlanta hospitals â€“ Grady Memorial, Atlanta Medical Center and Scottish Rite. The identities and conditions of the three victims were not available.

The first involved a tractor-trailer truck and five cars at the Sharpsburg-McCollum exit. Three separate accidents followed as fast-moving cars came up on the stalled traffic.

The total accidentsÂ is not know but happened in the area because some of them were handled by the Coweta County Sheriff. Calls to the sheriff’s office Saturday night were answered by an automated system.