News & Personal Injury Blog

Whether you’re facing problems with car accidents, truck accidents, wrongful death, medical malpractice, or workers compensation, the Macon personal injury attorneys at Buzzell, Welsh & Hill are here for you. We are continually providing resources for you on our blog below. Your journey to getting the help you deserve starts here. We look forward to providing you with a free consultation; give us a call at (478) 787-0047.

Is Driving While Ill Considered Dangerous?

With COVID-19, it’s best to focus on prevention—hand hygiene, social distancing and staying home as much as you’re able to. But it’s also helpful to have a plan in case you become ill. Symptoms of COVID-19 can come on suddenly, as can the signs of other illnesses. You may find yourself needing to get to ... Read More

Buzzell, Welsh & Hill Caters Dinner for Local Hospital Heroes

At Buzzell, Welsh & Hill, we’re thankful to have a healthcare resource like Coliseum Northside Hospital nearby. We know it’s a common treatment point for many of our clients. And now, with the COVID-19 pandemic, we’re feeling especially grateful for the frontline healthcare workers who are risking their lives to care for Macon’s community. That’s ... Read More

How Might COVID-19 Response Affect a Personal Injury Claim?

When you’ve been injured, your settlement can feel like a lifeline—one that will get you back on your feet again after a disruptive, expensive and often scary period. But with the COVID-19 pandemic postponing some court business, many people with injury claims may be feeling anxious that their case will be delayed or even fall ... Read More

Business Operations Update

Dear Clients and Friends, We wanted to take a moment to update you on our firm during this time. We’re again seeing clients in person. While we’re happy to see your faces, we want to assure you that protecting the health of our clients, our team members and the community is still our top priority. ... Read More

How to Avoid Springtime Drowsy Driving

In the weeks after Daylight Saving Time begins, most people feel a little “off.” Sure, it’s nice to get home before dark, but you might also find yourself yawning more at work. The kids stay up too late—their internal clocks telling them it’s not quite bedtime. Little ones with set nap schedules may be fussy ... Read More