You are on your way home from work only to be T-boned by a drunk driver. You have incredible losses, and your life is changed forever. You learn that the person just left a bar where they were being served alcohol for hours. Is that bar responsible for your losses, too? Does Georgia have a … Read More »
Whether you are traveling to the airport or the Mercedes Benz stadium for a concert, relying on Lyft to get you to your destination is a popular choice for many Atlantans. Unfortunately, traveling in a Lyft is no safer than traveling in your own vehicle. You are still at risk of being involved in a … Read More »
You are in an accident and quickly learn the other driver was intoxicated and lacked insurance. What do you do? In this situation, your first step is to call the police, report the crime, and then get medical care even if you feel okay. Taking those steps makes sense, and it is likely that you … Read More »
Trying to deal with an insurance company can be one of the most difficult and frustrating things that you will ever need to do. Especially when you combine dealing with the insurance company with the stress of dealing with a car accident, the frustration and anxiety that you may feel over the entire situation might … Read More »
If you have been in an auto accident, your first call should be to the police. In fact, most insurance companies require that you have a valid police report before filing an insurance claim. This will also be helpful if you are hurt in your accident inasmuch as your insurance company will typically use the … Read More »
The simple answer is that a demand letter is created by your Atlanta car accident lawyer to send to the defendant (the party at fault) or their insurance company. The information included in this demand letter is: The facts, in general, about the background of your legal accident claim. The reasons you are considering legal … Read More »
Wearing a seatbelt in the car has been known to save countless numbers of lives. This is because it can help prevent you from flying out of the vehicle when there is a collision. However, the restraints that seatbelts bring forth on your body during a crash can also cause other types of physical injuries. … Read More »
When both cars reverse and collide, severe injuries and property damage can occur. However, establishing liability can be challenging in car accidents of this nature. You can expect both parties to argue the other is at fault. Only a careful evaluation of the cause of the car accident will reveal the truth. Fortunately, when you … Read More »
When you are involved in an accident while merging onto a freeway, you may be unsure of who is responsible for the collision. You might believe that the other driver did not have the right of way, but depending on the circumstances of your case, you can expect them to blame you for causing the … Read More »
If you have a car accident and the other driver does not have insurance, your injuries and vehicle damage might be paid by your own insurance policy, the uninsured driver personally, or some other source. If you are the one who doesn’t have insurance, you may face criminal penalties, a license suspension, and lawsuits. In … Read More »
