Georgia Law

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

No one wants to sustain an injury in the workplace, but the reality is that these incidents occur regularly. The good news is that the workers’ compensation insurance laws in Georgia specify that just about every employee is entitled to workers’ comp benefits if they sustain an injury on the job. However, that does not... read more

There are plenty of motorcycle enthusiasts in Georgia. Staying safe is the priority of everyone on the roadway, but motorcyclists face more risks than those in passenger vehicles. There are two practices known in the motorcycle community that many people may not be aware of – lane filtering and lane splitting. Understanding what this is... read more

Plenty of people in Georgia enjoy riding their bicycles, whether for recreational purposes or as their regular mode of transportation. However, it is important for both drivers and bicycle riders to understand there are laws in place for the safe operation of bicycles on the roadway. Here, we want to discuss what laws Georgia has... read more

Most people know that speeding is against the law. Not only is it against the law, but it is one of the top causes of car accidents in the United States. In Georgia, the is something called the Super Speeder Law. This law is technically called HB 160 and went into effect over a decade... read more

Car accidents are a fairly regular occurrence in Georgia. Most of the time, a police report and other evidence from the scene is used to establish fault, an insurance settlement is paid, and everyone moves on. However, there are times when those involved need more information. This could be the case for accidents that resulted... read more

If you or someone you love has been involved in a car accident, you may wonder what the process is to receive a settlement for any injuries or damages. One of the most common questions people have is – How long will it take for me to get a settlement after a car accident in... read more