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Key Points: After being bitten or attacked by a dog, you are likely trying to balance everything from pain and large medical bills to shrinking paychecks and evaporating PTO. This might even be causing you severe anxiety over potentially losing your job. Or maybe you work for commissions and lose a client or a contract because you could not […]
You Were Just Doing Your Job. Now You’re Dealing with a Dog Bite Injury Driving for a delivery company like Amazon, UPS, or FedEx means walking up to dozens of doors every day. You may not think anything about it. What happens when a homeowner’s dog attacks you while you’re doing your job delivering packages? Can you sue the […]
Key Points: Table of Contents The aftermath of your child being attacked or bitten by a dog is a terrifying and life-changing event. Not only are you concerned for their well-being and medical care, but the weeks that follow can also be overwhelming. You’re worried about infection, scarring, and whether your child will need surgery or other long-term care. […]
Key Points: Changes In Georgia’s Truck Accident Laws and What It Means for You The time after a truck accident is overwhelming for an accident victim. Medical costs, household bills, wondering when you can return to work and when things will return to normal. You may wonder what your legal rights are, and whether you should file […]
Key Points: Will Medicaid Help Pay My Medical Bills After My Car Accident? If you have Medicaid in Georgia, good news. They will pay for your medical care if you’ve been injured in a car accident. However, you may need to pay them back if you receive any personal injury settlements afterward. That alarms many Medicaid recipients, […]
Key Points: Table of Contents Why Is My Insurance Company Going After the Other Driver? And How Does That Affect Me? After a car accident, you are already coping with injuries, medical bills, vehicle damage, and the stress of getting your life back to normal. You’ve filed a claim, your car was repaired, and now your health insurance company is throwing around […]
Key Points: Whether the at-fault driver fled the scene and has not been found, or was eventually identified, you may need to rely on your own policy of Underinsured/Uninsured motorist coverage to pay for your medical bills, lost pay and pain and suffering. Many Georgia policyholders mistakenly believe you can wait until medical care or a full-investigation is complete […]
You were rear-ended at a stoplight. The other driver admitted fault, but when you submitted your medical bills to their insurance company, you received a denial letter citing an “exclusion” in the at-fault driver’s policy. Instead of compensation, you are left with a question: How can they just refuse to pay when their driver clearly caused your injuries? This frustrating situation […]
You were in an accident, and it was clearly not your fault. You get the police report and quickly learn that the driver was not the vehicle’s owner or the named insured on the auto policy. Instead of a settlement, you are left with questions. Is the at-fault driver covered? What if the driver isn’t covered? Whose insurance is responsible for paying your claim? The omnibus […]
Key Points: Table of Contents Being injured in a car accident changes your life in seconds. But when the impact leaves you with a hip injury, even simple movements like standing, walking, or climbing stairs can become painful challenges. You may find yourself out of work, facing mounting medical bills and wondering how long your recovery will […]
Key Points: Table of Contents When you trust a nursing home to care for an aging loved one, you expect compassion, safety, and dignity. Tragically, that trust is sometimes broken. When a nursing home’s negligence or abuse leads to your loved one’s death, you and your family are left grieving, wondering what went wrong and […]
Key Points When you’re injured in a car accident in Georgia, you may think you can pursue compensation directly from the at-fault driver’s insurance company. This assumption is understandable, since the insurance company is ultimately responsible for paying valid claims and often reaches out to accident victims soon after a collision. However, Georgia law imposes […]
