4 Hospitalized After Collision Caused by DUI Driver in Hogansville
HOGANSVILLE, GA – A 34-year-old woman was charged with DUI after causing a collision that sent four people, which included a toddler, to area hospitals Sunday.
The DUI crash happened before 1:30 p.m. on I-85 North near mile marker 24, according to CNAW2News.
The DUI crash happened after the 34-year-old woman lost control of her 2007 Lexus ES350, veered off the road, overcorrected, and crashed into a tree stump. The impact had ejected the toddler from the car and left them with serious injuries.
EMS crews transported the toddler to West Georgia Regional Hospital and the three others to Columbus for medical treatment.
Georgia State Patrol did not confirm whether the 34-year-old woman, from Decatur, was injured. They did however say that she was also charged with serious injury by vehicle.
If you were the victim of a DUI crash, filing a personal injury lawsuit against your at-fault driver can be an effective way of holding them accountable. Leave it to our Georgia car accident lawyer to fight relentlessly on your behalf for justice in the form of maximum compensation. Schedule a free consultation online or by calling Kaufman Injury Law at (404) 355-4000 today.
Recent Post
- How to Handle Retaliation After Reporting a Workplace Injury in Georgia
- Injured by Faulty Equipment at Work? When the Company May Be Liable
- Georgia’s Seatbelt Laws and How they Effect Personal Injury Claims
- What Reasons Do Insurance Companies Have to Delay or Deny Valid Claims?
- Can I Change Lawyers During a Car Accident Case?
- Common Causes of Motorcycle Accidents in Atlanta and How to Recover
- How Georgia’s Comparative Negligence Law Affects Your Car Accident Claim
- Three Reasons Insurance Companies Deny Injury Claims in Georgia
- Can I Still File a Claim if I Was Partially at Fault in a Georgia Car Accident?
- Can I Be Fired for Filing a Workers’ Comp Claim in Georgia?
