John Christopher Clark, a founding partner of Clark, Smith & Sizemore, LLC was inducted into the American College of Trial Lawyers on September 27, 2019. The American College of Trial Lawyers is an invitation only fellowship of exceptional trial lawyers of diverse backgrounds from the United States and Canada. The College thoroughly investigates each nominee…
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Semi-truck accidents are often fatal for the vehicle driver and passenger. It’s important to take extra precaution to avoid a collision with these huge trucks. Consider these tips.
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It’s important to take appropriate measures to stay safe while driving on the highway. Consider these tips from your car accident lawyer.
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If you’ve noticed a change in your loved one’s demeanor at his nursing home, it’s important to ask questions, as nursing home abuse may be occurring.
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John Christopher Clark (Chris) is proud to be recognized by Best Lawyers® as the 2020 Personal Injury – Plaintiffs “Lawyer of the Year” in Macon. He’s a three-time recipient of this award, having also received it in 2015 and 2017. Chris has handled cases against commercial trucking companies, nursing homes, product manufacturers, hospitals, insurance companies…
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Unfortunately, nursing home abuse happens more often than reported. It’s imperative that you watch for any signs of abuse and act quickly.
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Drunk driving isn’t only illegal, it’s deadly. A Clark, Smith & Sizemore car accident attorney aggressively represent victims of drunk driving accidents.
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Attorneys Chris Clark and Michael Smith are pleased to announce the addition of Richard “Rick” Sizemore as a partner and an official firm name change to Clark, Smith & Sizemore LLC, effective immediately. Rick Sizemore joined the firm in 2016 and has recovered millions in settlements for his clients in cases involving catastrophic injuries, insurance…
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Proactive measures, coupled with intentional driving, is the recipe for driving safety! Consider these tips as you take your summer trips.
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According to research conducted by the National Motorcycle Institute, riding a motorcycle has proven to be 38 times more dangerous than driving a standard-sized vehicle.
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