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Georgia’s legal landscape for drivers is about to undergo a significant transformation. As the state legislature moves forward with tort reform, a critical change to Georgia’s seat belt law stands

Practical tips for setting boundaries, monitoring trips, and protecting your teen from preventable risks. Spring Break is a time of excitement for teens—and a time of concern for their parents.

You’ve been counting down the days, your bags are packed, and your playlist is queued up. Spring break is finally here. But before you hit the road with your friends,

When Multiple Vehicles Are Involved, Who Pays? Intersections are one of the most common locations for multi-vehicle accidents. A single moment of negligence—whether it’s a driver running a red light,

Who Pays When You’re Hit by a Rental Car? Being involved in a car accident is stressful enough, but when the at-fault driver is behind the wheel of a rental

Road Work Zones Are Meant to Improve Safety—But Often Cause Accidents Construction zones are some of the most dangerous places on the road. Narrow lanes, sudden lane shifts, unclear signage,

A Hazard You Never Saw Coming You’re driving down the highway when, suddenly, debris spills from a commercial truck—forcing you to swerve, crash, or even collide with other vehicles. These

When a U-Turn Leads to Disaster A driver suddenly makes a U-turn, cutting off an oncoming motorcycle. The rider has no time to react, resulting in a devastating crash. These

When Drivers Ignore Yield Signs, Accidents Happen Yield signs are meant to prevent accidents by requiring drivers to slow down and allow the right of way before merging or proceeding

When a Work Truck Causes Your Accident, Who Pays? Being involved in an accident with a commercial truck or company-owned vehicle is more complicated than a regular car crash. Unlike