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From Our Slip and Fall Attorneys in Cherokee County

Thursday, September 15, 2011 by James F. Imbriale

Workers who are injured by slipping or tripping and falling on the job sometimes face employer disdain and ridicule along with the physical pain from their injuries.  Your employer wants to avoid taking responsibility for your injury and to protect the business from your personal injury claim.... Read More
Posted at 09:26 AM  |  PERMALINK
Topic: Personal Injury

Personal Injury Attorneys in Alpharetta Encourage You to Buckle Up

Friday, April 29, 2011 by James F. Imbriale

The personal injury attorneys of Hartman-Imbriale in Alpharetta, Cherokee County, and Woodstock/Canton believe that it is important to continue spreading the word that seat belts save lives. We have seen this truth and its reverse—not wearing your seat belt could cost you your life.... Read More
Posted at 03:01 AM  |  PERMALINK
Topic: Personal Injury

Alpharetta Personal Injury Lawyers Against Distracted Driving

Friday, April 8, 2011 by James F. Imbriale

If you or a loved one has been injured or killed in a Georgia car crash in which one of these behaviors may have been a factor, you should contact the Alpharetta personal injury attorneys in our Cherokee County offices.... Read More
Posted at 05:15 AM  |  PERMALINK
Topic: Personal Injury

The Medical, Financial & Emotional Effects of an Accident

Monday, November 1, 2010 by James F. Imbriale

Auto accidents range from inconvenient to devastating.  Frequently, people who have had no experience with accidents underestimate the loss—a totaled car and perhaps an outpatient hospital visit, both paid for by insurance. Even less severe crashes can affect almost every facet of a victim's daily life thereafter.... Read More
Posted at 12:10 PM  |  PERMALINK
Topic: Automobile Accidents
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