Auto Accident

After an accident, you will need to submit a statement to the insurance company about your injuries and losses. They may want you to provide a recorded statement. But should you give a recorded statement to an insurance company? In nearly all situations, you should not give a recorded statement to the insurance company. Doing... read more

There is a reason why car dealerships will not allow you to drive off the lot without an insurance policy in place. The risk of an accident happens on all roadways, especially in Georgia, where drivers tend to speed and remain distracted. If you get in a car accident with a new vehicle, though, your... read more

A statute of repose differs from a statute of limitations. Both of them stipulate a “deadline” by which legal action must be taken, but the similarities end there. A statute of repose has an absolute deadline and does not depend on when the problem was discovered.  In automotive defect claims, the statute of repose is... read more

Auto defects, such as brake failures and burst tires, can cause drivers to lose control of their vehicles, leading to accidents. Auto defects occur because comparatively new components are poorly designed, or are faulty and fail, or because drivers do not maintain their cars properly. They can also occur when car designers are guilty of... read more

An airbag can absolutely cause auto crash injuries, even when it deploys correctly during an accident. While airbags save lives every day, they can also leave drivers and passengers with serious injuries that deserve real medical attention. Understanding how airbag injuries happen can help you protect your health and know what steps to take after... read more

The five most common airbag injuries are often more serious than most people realize. Even though airbags are meant to protect you during a crash, they can also cause painful injuries in a car accident, especially at higher speeds. In the event this happened to you, reach out to our car accident attorneys in Newnan.... read more

Every state across the country recognizes the need to increase safety standards for children inside vehicles, and Georgia is no exception. Child passenger safety laws in Georgia are meant to provide protection to innocent children when placed in them. Following these laws is not only good for children, but it also minimizes the risk of... read more

Whether you are purchasing an insurance policy in Georgia for the first time or need a little refresher, understanding the minimums required by state law is the starting point. As we review the minimum vehicle insurance necessary in the state of Georgia, we encourage you to explore options for the correct coverage for your particular... read more