If a family member or loved one passes away due to the negligence of another party, you have the legal right to pursue a civil lawsuit in order to seek financial compensation for the damages caused. Although no amount of money will make up for the loss of a loved one, it can help alleviate…
After being involved in an accident and sustaining injuries, individuals may have numerous questions about the legal process involved. This is a common occurrence because most people do not have prior knowledge or experience dealing with personal injury cases until they are directly involved. Unfortunately, this lack of familiarity can result in misconceptions about how…
If a product leads to physical injuries or other types of harm, individuals who have been affected may have the option to pursue product liability claims against manufacturers or retailers who were negligent. These claims can arise from various factors, including defective product designs or insufficient consumer warnings. However, it is important to have a…
Dealing with medical expenses, potential vehicle repairs, and other financial burdens after a motor vehicle accident can be overwhelming. However, if you were not at fault for the accident, you should not have to cover these costs. In fact, according to Georgia’s laws, you have certain legal rights that can help you pursue the justice…
In Georgia, specific regulations are in place to assist individuals involved in motor vehicle accidents. These regulations guide the necessary steps to take following a collision, including when to reach out to insurance companies and what information should be disclosed to the authorities. When it comes to addressing the financial repercussions of the accident, the…
If you find yourself in the unfortunate situation of being involved in a motor vehicle accident caused by someone else, it is important to remember that you have the legal right to seek financial recovery for the various damages incurred. However, if the tables are turned, and you were at fault for the car crash,…
If you have been in a minor car accident or “fender bender” in Georgia and it appears that there are no injuries, it might be enticing to forego waiting for the police to arrive at the scene. However, choosing not to wait for the authorities can have serious legal consequences. In fact, failing to involve…
Motor vehicle accidents in Georgia can occur at any time, in any place, and to anyone. These accidents are often unexpected and frightening and can leave individuals uncertain about their next steps. To help alleviate this uncertainty, in the guide below, we will outline the crucial steps to take – and those to avoid –…
Most people never expect to find themselves in a situation requiring legal assistance or suffering from a severe injury. However, accidents and injuries can happen to anyone, including those who are careful and have done nothing wrong. While it is impossible to prepare for these accidents, you can plan how to handle the aftermath. Finding…
In Georgia, the statute of limitations refers to the specific time period during which an individual must exercise their legal rights, or else they will lose the ability to take legal action. Typically, the statute of limitations in Georgia is two years, but some situations may affect this timeline. In the post below, we will…
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