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Key Points: Table of Contents In Georgia, What Do You Need to Prove to Have a Successful Dog Bite Legal Claim? Under Georgia law, there are two primary ways to hold a dog owner liable for your injuries. First, you can prove that the dog has a history of aggression and was carelessly managed by […]
Key Points: Table of Contents If you or a loved one was hurt by an intoxicated driver, a toxicology report can be crucial in building a successful accident case. A toxicology report can help prove that a driver had a high concentration of alcohol or drugs in their system at the time of the crash, […]
Key Points: Table of Contents What Are Hours-of-Service Regulations? ‘Hours-of-service’ regulations are rules to limit the number of hours that commercial motor vehicle (CMV) driver can drive or be on duty in a given period of time. The purpose for these regulations is to prevent driver fatigue and reduce the risk of accidents involving commercial […]
Key Points: Table of Contents When Can an Injury Lawsuit or Claim be Brought Against The State of Georgia? There are certain exceptions to sovereign immunity that may allow individuals to bring claims against the State of Georgia for personal injury. One such exception is the Georgia Tort Claims Act (GTCA), which allows individuals to […]
Key Points: The aftermath of a motorcycle accident can take a huge toll on all aspects of a motorcyclist’s life—physically, emotionally, and financially. If you or someone you love has been injured in a sideswipe motorcycle accident, it’s natural to have questions about the law and what steps to take next. Table of Contents Why […]
Key Points When the at-fault driver has no insurance or has very low policy limits it may be necessary to file a claim under your own insurance policy, using your Uninsured or Underinsured Motorist (UIM) coverage. Most often this may be done if you have been hit by a driver who has no insurance or […]
