A string of car accidents have been reported in Cartersville, Georgia this weekend. The most serious of these occurred Friday morning, May 28, 2010 at mile marker 298 on I-75 in Bartow County. According to reports, the driver of a Harley Davidson motorcycle was airlifted to Cartersville Medical Center following a two-vehicle collision. The motorcyclist was reported to have suffered severe head trauma, but there has been no indication as to who has been assigned fault in causing the accident. Our law firm represents victims of motorcycle accidents, and based upon our experience it is rarely the motorcyclist who is at fault. It is important that the motorcyclist and his family retain a law firm without delay so that an accident reconstructionist can investigate the scene of the accident and the vehicles involved before any evidence is destroyed.
In addition to this motorcycle accident, the Cartersville Police Department has reported 7 additional car accidents this weekend. Among these, a collision at the intersection of Highways 61 and 113 in Cartersville was reported on Saturday morning May 29, 2010. Heavy rains apparently contributed to this accident. On Thursday May 27, 2010, a 2004 Ford Expedition struck the rear of a 2005 Kia near Target at Ga. 3 in Cartersville. The driver of the Ford was cited for following too closely, and the driver of the Kia was transported to Cartersville Medical Center with complaints of neck and back pain. Finally, on Friday May 28, 2010, the driver of a 1999 Ford F-150 fell asleep while traveling north on I-75 and left his lane striking an innocent driver.
Our personal injury and wrongful death law firm handles cases in Cartersville and throughout North Georgia, and we have recovered millions of dollars for victims of car and motorcycle accidents. We extend our best wishes to the victims of these incidents, and offer our legal assistance if needed.
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