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In Georgia as in every other state, drivers must carry minimum amounts of auto insurance for the event of an accident. How does Georgia view fault in an accident? The short answer: Georgia is not a no-fault state. This means...

In 2016, 860 bicyclists in the U.S. died in traffic accidents. Twenty-nine of these victims were in Georgia. The single most effective way to prevent a fatal head injury in a bicycle collision is to wear a helmet. Although helmets...

A car accident in Georgia can come with many questions and a great deal of confusion regarding your rights to recovery. Georgia is a fault-based insurance state, meaning you will seek damage benefits from the at-fault driver’s insurance company. A...

Fallen trees can pose significant hazards for the people of Georgia. From blocking roads and causing car accidents to crushing vehicles and damaging houses, falling trees are everyone’s problem. Yet when it comes to determining liability, you must narrow down...

A Georgia personal injury case allows injured accident victims to request financial recovery for their damages. Victims may qualify for compensation for their medical expenses, wage losses, property repairs, and pain and suffering through the civil justice system. To receive...