Category Archives: BUI

A summer lake day near Atlanta can turn serious if a boat operator is arrested for boating under the influence, often called BUI. Georgia law treats impaired operation of a moving vessel, personal watercraft, water skis, aquaplane, surfboard, or similar moving device as a criminal matter. A person can face a BUI charge for being […]

Yes, multiple drivers can be liable for a Georgia truck accident when more than one person or company contributed to the crash. Shared fault may involve a truck driver, another motorist, a commercial vehicle employer, a distracted driver, or even an injured person in some cases. Georgia uses an apportionment system, which means fault can […]

A motorcycle passenger injured in Georgia may have a claim against the motorcycle operator, another driver, a commercial vehicle company, a property owner, or more than one party. Responsibility depends on how the crash happened, what each person did before impact, and whether impaired driving, speeding, unsafe lane changes, poor road conditions, or vehicle defects […]

During the summer months, Georgia sees an influx of tourists from across the country. Atlanta, the Georgia coast, and popular vacation spots like Lake Lanier experience a notable increase in traffic. Out-of-state drivers may not be familiar with local roads, speed limits, or signage, creating conditions that are more prone to accidents. Willis Law Firm […]

 Pedestrian accidents during Atlanta festivals and public events can result in serious injuries that affect victims’ health, income, and quality of life. Willis Law Firm represents individuals in these situations, helping them navigate the complex legal landscape to determine who may be responsible for their injuries. Liability can involve drivers, event organizers, municipalities, or property […]

 With the arrival of May, roads across Atlanta and throughout Georgia see a significant increase in motorcycle traffic. Riders eager to take advantage of pleasant spring weather are often met with crowded streets, longer commutes, and a higher risk of collisions. Willis Law Firm recognizes that this season can be particularly dangerous, as both experienced […]

Spring brings an influx of cyclists to the streets of Atlanta and throughout Georgia, and with more bicycles on the roads, the risk of collisions rises significantly. At Willis Law Firm, we often see cases where drivers fail to yield to cyclists, resulting in serious injuries that could have been prevented. Understanding who is legally […]

Memorial Day weekend is one of the busiest travel periods in Georgia, and the combination of heavy traffic, long-distance trips, and sometimes impaired or fatigued driving creates a heightened risk of car accidents. Willis Law Firm emphasizes that the first 48 hours after a collision are critical to protecting your legal rights, ensuring proper medical […]

Spring prom season in Atlanta is a time of celebration, but it also brings heightened risks for underage drinking and driving. Willis Law Firm emphasizes the importance of understanding Georgia’s DUI laws for minors, taking preventive measures, and knowing how legal representation can protect your family. Teens face stricter consequences than adults, including license suspension, […]

During major spring festivals in Georgia, law enforcement often increases patrols and DUI checkpoints due to the higher likelihood of alcohol-related driving incidents. Willis Law Firm understands that being pulled over in these crowded and high-traffic areas can be a stressful experience. Drivers often face a combination of routine traffic scrutiny, alcohol testing, and immediate […]