Recent Blog Posts
Burn Injuries 101: Do I Have a Case If I’ve Been Seriously Burned?
There are more than 1.1 million burn injuries that require medical attention each year in the United States. Burn injuries are extremely painful and may have a profound effect on the injured person’s lifestyle and daily activities. In addition to the pain and discomfort involved, proper wound care is essential during the healing process…. Read More »
Off The Deep End: Pool Safety
In the dog days of summer, there’s nothing like jumping into a pool to cool off. While taking a dip is a great way to beat the Georgia heat, swimming pools can pose a danger to everyone, especially children. According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), every day an estimated ten (10) people… Read More »
Personal Injury 911: Help, I’ve Been Bitten By a Dog!
After a long day at the office, you decide to go out for a jog around your neighborhood to get in a workout. Suited up, ready to go, you start to run your normal route. Minding your own business, you turn at the first street corner. Suddenly, an unleashed pit bull runs out of… Read More »
Five Important Things To Do After a Car Accident
It has been reported that the average driver in the United States will be in three car accidents in their lifetime. Without a doubt, getting into an auto accident can be stressful on your wallet, body, and life. If you’re in a situation where the car accident wasn’t your fault, you have the right… Read More »
10 Key Questions To Ask When Hiring a Personal Injury Lawyer
Safety is always a major concern. Whether it’s a car accident or an incident at work, if you’re caught in a situation where you’re injured due to no fault of your own, you may be eligible to receive compensation for your injuries. Before speaking with the responsible party or their insurance company, meet with… Read More »
Demystifying Medical Payments “Med Pay” Coverage
Most people should carry some level of Med Pay, if for no other reason, to provide coverage for other passengers who may be riding in your insured vehicle when a collision occurs. People who consider themselves “self-insured” probably do not need this insurance. However, as you will see, the coverage is so inexpensive that… Read More »
Disturbing Statistic About Adults and Texting While Driving
Teenagers received a small break when it came to USA Today’s article about texting and driving. In a recent survey conducted by AT&T, 49% of American adult drivers admitted they text while driving. That’s a startling statistic compared to only 43% of teens who admitted they too text, email, and check social networks while… Read More »
Seven Common Personal Injury Claim Myths
According to a report from the Georgia Department of Transportation, more than 70 drivers are hurt in Georgia car accidents every hour. A car wreck can happen at any place at any time. If you are injured because of someone else’s negligent or reckless behavior, you have the option to file a personal injury… Read More »
BWH Participates as Actors-level Sponsor to Macon Civic Club’s Production, Livin’ the Dream
Buzzell, Welsh & Hill recently sponsored and participated in the Macon Civic Club’s Theatre of Stars. This year’s production was entitled Livin’ the Dream. Steve Welsh, Partner at BWH, currently serves as Civic Club President and has previously been show chairman. Steve had an active role in the show this year as well, acting… Read More »