Childers & McCain Legal Insights & News
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Fatigued Driving vs. Distracted Driving
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Every driver has experienced moments when drowsiness sets in during a long commute or when a notification lights up their phone at a red light.
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Common Injuries Caused by Getting Into a Car Accident
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Car accidents are a leading cause of injury in Georgia, and even low-speed collisions can result in physical harm. In Macon and throughout the state,
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Childers & McCain Attorneys Recognized on 2026 Georgia Super Lawyers List
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Childers & McCain, LLC, is proud to announce that Founders Christy Crowe Childers, Esq., and David H. McCain, Esq. have been selected to the 2026
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Crashes on Private Property: How Claims Work Differently
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Most drivers assume all car accidents follow the same rules, but some change the moment a collision happens in a parking lot, driveway, or shopping
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How to Handle an Insurance Claim After a Multi-Car Pileup
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Multi-car pileups leave drivers shaken and unsure of their next steps, especially because these traumatic events are so chaotic; determining liability becomes exceedingly difficult. The
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An 18-Wheeler Rear-Ended My Car: Now What?
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Being rear-ended by an 18-wheeler is an experience that can completely derail your life in seconds, leaving you disoriented and unsure of what to do
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Hydroplaning Accidents: When No One Wants to Admit Fault
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Rain can turn a familiar road into a sliding surface in seconds: One moment the car feels steady, and the next it skims across a
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Common Types of Car Accidents in Macon
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In 2022, there were nearly 400,000 car accidents on Georgia roads. These car accidents can take on a variety of forms. Although many car accidents
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Understanding Federal vs. State Trucking Regulations
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The trucking industry operates under an intricate network of federal and state rules that govern vehicle safety, driver conduct, and commercial operations. These laws are
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A Truck Lost Its Load and Caused My Accident: Now What?
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Picture this: You are driving down the highway when suddenly, debris—maybe lumber, construction materials, or heavy equipment—comes flying off the truck ahead of you. In