Category: Georgia Personal Injury Lawyer Blog

Georgia lawyers take pride in their profession and their responsibility of helping clients resolve Georgia civil cases and criminal cases. The history of the law is filled with scholarship and

When riding a bicycle, a helmet is one of the easiest forms of insurance you can buy — cheap protection against a traumatic injury. Though a bike helmet doesn’t guarantee

Georgia’s Hands Free Law was designed to combat distracted driving, but what has been its actual impact on road safety? Since 2018, drivers in Georgia have had to adapt to

Georgia Traffic Laws and Vehicle Definitions The Official Code of Georgia Annotated, section 40-1-1, provides the definitions for Georgia Traffic Laws, including vehicles, rights of way, roads, bike paths, streets,

6 Major Steps In Your Personal Injury Lawsuit Have you been injured and wondering how does a personal injury lawsuit work? It’s often assumed that the second you hire a

What To Do After A Car Accident With a Government Vehicle In Georgia In Georgia, there are significant legal and procedural differences that arise when one of the parties involved

In Georgia, the ability to bring a lawsuit against a government office or one of its employees is limited, and some instances entirely prohibited because of the Georgia Sovereign Immunity

Subrogation, in the context of personal injury cases, is the manner in which it’s determined who pays for an injured party’s medical treatment and how much they pay for it.

Most motorists likely know very little about Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist (UM/UIM) automobile policies. Under Georgia law, these policies must be offered by the automobile insurance company to all Georgians. However, insurance

You may have heard of the term “gross negligence” in discussions of legal matters, but never quite understood what it meant or if it could play a factor in your