I-75 stretches from the top of our state to the bottom and is a major commercial corridor, bringing trucking and personal transportation through large cities and rural areas. While our state wants the tourism and business that the freeway brings, we also have to deal with the reality of the accidents that come with it.
Over 50,000 vehicles drive I-75 every day. The risk of being involved in an accident is high, even when the weather is good and there is no construction interfering with regular traffic flow. Motorcycles, cars, tractor-trailers and commercial vehicles have all been involved in collisions of one sort or another up and down the interstate. Logging trucks are particularly vulnerable because of their top-heavy loads.
If you or a loved one has been injured or killed in an accident along I-75 anywhere in Georgia, we are available to help. We handle cases for local clients as well as clients out of state who need an attorney in the area to represent them. Our offices in Valdosta are just off the freeway, so we have easy access to the accident site.
Moultrie Truck Accident Attorneys
Our in-depth experience in personal injury cases will be to your advantage if you've been in a car accident along I-75. We understand how the insurance companies work and we will assemble the strongest case possible to present your claim to them. Whether you've been in a minor fender-bender, have suffered a serious injury or lost a loved one, we can help.
Valdosta I-75 Accident Attorneys
Insurance companies are more interested in protecting their bottom lines than in helping you recover from an accident. It is important to retain a lawyer who is local to the scene of the accident right away to prevent evidence from getting lost in the shuffle. The faster we are able to start working on your case, the better your chances of receiving fair and full restitution.
All vehicle accident claims are handled on a contingency basis. Call Terry and Peterman, LLP, at 229-375-5680 or contact us online to schedule your free initial appointment.
