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09/21/2026
This week, Attorney Seth Masson secured a $600,000 settlement for a client who was completely stopped when a distracted driver rear-ended their vehicle.
What followed was anything but simple. Our client required cervical fusion surgery and faced herniated discs and a shoulder tear that changed their everyday life in ways that extended far beyond the accident itself. Seth made sure the result reflected every part of that journey.
If you have been injured in an accident, DM us to find out how much your claim could be worth.
When road rage is a factor in a crash, insurance companies will use it against you. Aggressive driving documented on dashcam or witness accounts can significantly affect how fault and coverage get assigned.
If you have been injured, DM us to find out how much your claim could be worth.
Most people don’t realize that opening a car door without checking your surroundings first is considered negligence, and the driver of the vehicle is responsible for what that door hits.
Lane splitting laws vary by state, but that does not automatically shift the blame to the rider. Context, speed, and the circumstances of the door opening all factor into how fault gets assigned.
If you have been injured, DM us to find out how much your claim could be worth.
09/16/2026
Please welcome Attorney Mack Puder to our team! Based in Georgia, Mack focuses his practice on representing homeowners in disputes against insurance companies that fail to properly compensate policyholders after a loss.
Mack graduated magna cm laude from the University of Georgia with a degree in Psychology and Philosophy before earning his Juris Doctor from Georgia State University College of Law, where he was heavily involved in Mock Trial and competed in both the William Daniel Mock Trial National Championship and the National Trial Advocacy Championship. During law school, he earned a CALI Award for the highest grade in Urban Fellows and received the Urban Fellows Research Award for his research on the City of Atlanta’s blight tax and its impact on property owners.
Before law school, Mack spent several years as a line cook and chef, an experience that shaped the client-focused and results-driven approach he brings to every case today. Outside the office, Mack enjoys hiking, fishing, cooking, and playing guitar.
09/15/2026
This week, Attorney Stephanie Cabrera secured a $215,000 settlement for a young college basketball player whose season and recovery looked very different after another driver failed to stay in their lane while making a right turn and struck their vehicle.
The impact led to shoulder surgery and a road to recovery that went far beyond the accident itself. For someone whose livelihood depends on their body, the stakes could not have been higher. Stephanie made sure the result reflected that.
If you have been injured in an accident, DM us to find out how much your claim could be worth.
A driver decided a Pennsylvania highway was the right place for an illegal U-turn, using an emergency access pull-off in the median to turn around at highway speeds. The semi driver walked away from that day with a recovery that was anything but quick.
The at-fault driver did not carry enough coverage to match what they caused. That gap is exactly why underinsured motorist coverage on your own policy matters more than most people realize. When the person responsible cannot cover the damage they created, your own policy becomes your safety net.
If you have been injured, DM us to find out how much your claim could be worth.
A driver lost control in a neighborhood and drove straight into a parked FedEx truck, caught entirely on a ring camera. The FedEx is still employed. The driver of the other vehicle walked away with minor scrapes and bruises.
When a parked vehicle gets hit, liability is usually straightforward. The question becomes how much damage was done and whether the at-fault driver carries enough coverage to make everyone whole.
If you have been injured, DM us to find out how much your claim could be worth.
09/08/2026
This week, Attorney Zach Doniger secured a $550,000 settlement for a client who was driving straight when a semi truck began cutting into their lane, leaving no room and no warning.
The impact left our client with neck and back pain that no one should have to manage alone. Commercial trucking companies carry significantly higher insurance policies than standard drivers, and when their driver is at fault they have the legal teams to match. Our client did nothing wrong, and Zach made sure the result reflected that.
If you have been injured in an accident, DM us to find out how much your claim could be worth.
Careless driving or NPC?
In cases like this, the driver who caused the chain reaction is often the one who walks away without a scratch, while the people who tried to avoid the collision are left dealing with the damage. Fault does not always go to the car that made contact. It can follow the one that created the situation in the first place.
Sometimes navigating these situations gets really complicated, that is why getting an attorney is essential.
If you have been injured, DM us to find out how much your claim could be worth.
Viral for the wrong reasons.
In early July 2026, two roofers on a job site in Detroit were caught on camera in a confrontation on top of a steeply sloped roof before both lost their footing and came off the roof. They got up and kept going.
Here is the legal reality. The moment you are on a job site, your employer has a duty to maintain a safe work environment. A workplace incident that results in a fall from a roof raises serious questions about supervision, safety protocols, and workers comp eligibility for everyone involved, regardless of how it started.
If you have been injured, DM us to find out how much your claim could be worth.
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