Georgia Law

If you or somebody you care about has been injured in an accident caused by the careless or negligent actions of a truck driver or trucking company, you may be entitled to various types of compensation for your losses. In most scenarios, crash victims will be able to recover compensation for medical bills, lost wages,... read more

Pedestrians and bicyclists are arguably the most vulnerable group of roadway users. They have very little protection from the force of a vehicle slamming into them, which means it is crucial to regularly review safety tips. Regardless of whether you live in an urban area of Georgia or a more rural area, pedestrian and bicycle... read more

If you own a vehicle, then you know the vehicle has to be insured. Each state is allowed to set its own requirements about how much insurance drivers are required to carry to remain legal on the roadway. In Georgia, drivers are expected to maintain the minimum liability insurance requirements, or they could face significant... read more

If you or somebody you care about them has ever sustained an injury in an accident, you may have been able to recover compensation through an insurance settlement or a personal injury lawsuit. In general, Georgia injury victims are entitled to compensation from any party who was responsible for causing their injuries in the first... read more

Being involved in a car accident can be a terrifying experience, particularly if there are any injuries involved. Unfortunately, vehicle accidents are not uncommon throughout the state of Georgia. While most people understand that wearing a seatbelt reduces the risk of serious injuries or fatalities in an accident, there are still times when drivers get... read more

Distracted driving is incredibly dangerous and can cause severe injuries on the roadways of Georgia. When most people think of distracted driving in this state, they think of somebody texting or talking on their phone. However, distracted driving behavior has been around long before we all became so dependent on our phones. Eating while driving... read more

Most people understand that seatbelts save lives. However, seatbelts are also generally required by law. Here, we want to discuss the seatbelt laws in Georgia so that you thoroughly understand your obligations when you get in a vehicle either as a driver or a passenger. Further, we want to discuss what the penalties are for... read more

According to data available from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), there are approximately 2.8 million non-fatal work injuries that occur each year across the country. The good news is that nearly every worker in the state of Georgia is covered by workers’ compensation insurance. This should provide some comfort to those injured on the... read more