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What happens if you’re unable to work because of your injuries? Can you recover lost wages after a Georgia car accident? The answer is yes, but it may not be as easy as you think. Keep reading to learn more. Key Points: If you’ve recently been injured in a car accident in Georgia and are […]
Key Points: If injured by a fast-moving vehicle, a relevant legal question is often, “was the at-fault driver going over the speed limit?” If so, by how much? This Georgia Legal Guide will explain some of the common evidence that can be used to prove that the at-fault driver was speeding when he or she […]
Following a car accident, you might see a range of medical professionals depending on the type of injury sustained. For example, a victim with a minor head injury might just see an emergency room doctor, while a victim with a spinal cord injury might need the assistance of a trauma surgeon, neurologist and psychiatrist. If […]
Key Points If you were recently in a car accident in Georgia, it’s important to understand that what you say—or don’t say—to the insurance companies can affect your compensation. This is especially true if the at-fault driver’s insurance company contacts you. Like most drivers, you may not have been informed about what you should or […]
Key Points: Improper lane change car accidents are among the most common causes of highway accidents in Georgia, especially on big interstates, such as I-75, I-285, and I-85. These crashes happen quickly and are usually caused by another driver swerving into your lane without properly signaling and cutting you off without warning. This type of […]
Key Points: Should You File a Car Accident Claim with an Insurance Agent or Through the Claims Department? When you file your claim following an accident, your insurance agent will direct you through the process to file the claim with the proper claims department. While you can file your claim directly with the claims department, […]
Key Points: Medical conditions, slower reaction times, and impaired vision are common factors in accidents caused by senior drivers and can lead to serious injuries for those involved. Since Georgia law only requires a minimal re-examination of driving skills during their license renewal, some older drivers may stay on the road, even with their declining […]
Were you or a loved one injured while driving or riding in a Tesla? If you were injured in a Georgia car accident while driving or riding in a Tesla, you may face unique challenges. These challenges can result in unprecedented delays for your vehicle to be fixed, insurance companies not believing in your injuries, […]
Key Points In Atlanta, drivers have a legal obligation to adjust their driving in bad weather to ensure the safety of everyone on the road. If an at-fault driver fails to take the proper precautions, such as reducing their speed and using a safe following distance, they can be held legally responsible for any damages […]
Key Points: Dealing with your insurance company after a car accident in the Atlanta area can be complicated, but it can become more complex if you and the at-fault driver share the same insurance provider. It’s common for Georgia residents, especially near Atlanta, to share the same insurance provider, such as Allstate, GEICO, State Farm, […]
Key Points: Each day in Atlanta and its surrounding communities, people experience dog bites. Dog bites are more than a painful and traumatic experience–they can have serious consequences if not treated properly. One of the biggest concerns that medical professionals will have after a dog bite is the risk of infection. Even small wounds can […]
Georgia bicycle riders are involved in accidents with cars nearly every day. If the worst happens and you are in an accident with a car, with a truck, or even another bicycle rider, this legal guide may help. Key Points Legal Duties Owed by Drivers to Cyclists Duties Georgia Motorists Have Toward Road Riders Drivers […]
