The statute of limitations is a vital aspect of settling a claim for personal injury. The statute of limitations is two (2) years from the date of injury. This means that you have a time limit within which you are allowed to settle your claim with the insurance company or file your claim in Georgia...

Fatalities and accidents are increasing on the roads of Georgia. The coronavirus has brought an overall reduction in traffic volume in Georgia. But this does not mean that traffic accidents in Georgia have gone down. From the start of 2020 to the end of October, almost 1300 traffic accident fatalities in Georgia have been recorded...

Will not wearing a seatbelt impact my claim? Seatbelts save lives. They reduce the severity of the collision. Seatbelts are essential for the safety of drivers and passengers alike. As a responsible citizen of Georgia, you should comply with all laws, including seatbelt rules. Georgia mandates the wearing of seatbelts for your safety...

Georgia has enacted strict laws against texting and driving and is now considered a “hands free” state. Texting or using the phone is a blatantly negligent acts motorists can commit while driving. It makes them lose their focus, take their eyes off the road, and greatly increases their risk of death, injury, or property damage...

There is an enormous amount of pain and suffering in the aftermath of a vehicle accident. Hospital bills and car repair costs can add to the pain and suffering. It is helpful when the at-fault driver has enough insurance to pay for your bills, pain and suffering, and other losses; however, many drivers are underinsured...

Every day, almost 30 people in the United States die in drunk-driving crashes. Understanding dram shop law in Georgia can help you win a lawsuit if you are injured by a drunk driver. Dram shop law allows you to bring a claim against the establishment that served alcohol to the intoxicated driver...