Auto Accident

A car accident is stressful enough without discovering the other driver is from another state. Many people immediately wonder whether they have to deal with another state’s laws, file a claim somewhere else, or travel out of state to recover compensation. Fortunately, if the crash occurred in Georgia, your claim will typically be handled under... read more

A dash cam may provide evidence to help establish fault for a car accident. Because of this, it may help prevent fraudulent claims and speed up the insurance claims process. What Dash Cam Footage Means to Your Car Accident Claim Think of dash cam footage as an impartial witness to your car accident. With this...

A typical car accident claim takes a few months to over a year. Generally, a simple case can be resolved in months. Meanwhile, if there's a dispute over liability or the value of a claim, it could take years to settle. Timeline for a Car Accident Claim You get into a car accident, suffer minor...

After a car accident, one step in the recovery process is to determine what happens to your car. If your car is totaled, it means the insurance company responsible has decided it is not worth repairing. If that is where you are at right now, there are several things you need to do to protect...

You can file a claim in a single-car accident through your insurance policy’s collision or comprehensive coverage. In some instances, if you are less than 50% at fault for your accident, your insurance company may cover your accident losses. Factors to Consider If You File a Claim for a Single-Car Accident If you live in... read more

When you are in any car accident, remain at the scene of the accident, call 911, and wait for help. If you are in a fatal car accident, meaning someone in the car you were in or another vehicle lost their life, it is critical to cooperate with the police and get care for yourself.... read more

In an accident caused by a vehicle malfunction, one or more parties may be liable for the injuries sustained by the victim. That may include the manufacturer, the owner of the vehicle, the maintenance provider, or others. In all cases, a full investigation is necessary to determine what led to the accident, allowing for a... read more

In Georgia, it is quite common to share the road with large commercial trucks, especially along the major highways. When driving at a high rate of speed with a truck like this by your side, it is critical that you know that the truck driver sees you and your vehicle. If they cannot, because you... read more