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How Long Do You Have to Report a Car Accident in Atlanta?
Georgia law requires drivers to promptly report accidents that involve injuries, fatalities, or substantial property damage. It’s important to act quickly and notify the police, either by dialing 911, calling the police station, or using online resources to ensure that all necessary information is documented.Read more…
How Are Medical Bills Paid After a Car Accident?
Dealing with medical bills after a car accident can be overwhelming and confusing. Knowing how medical bills are paid after a car accident, including options for insurance coverage, third-party liability, and payment plans, is essential to financial stability and protecting you from suffering financial losses after an accident.Read more…
Why Do Car Accidents Increase Around Certain Holidays?
While the holiday season is filled with joy and family gatherings, it also sees a troubling rise in car accidents. This increase is largely driven by factors such as the surge in holiday travel, unpredictable weather conditions, and the prevalence of alcohol consumption. Understanding the dynamics of holiday driving safety is crucial for families and individuals preparing for travel, as it allows them to plan safer journeys and minimize the risks associated with these heightened dangers.Read more…
Stay Safe on Georgia’s Winter Roads: Essential Tips for You and Your Vehicle
Winter driving in Georgia presents unique challenges that require careful preparation to ensure safety on the roads. Despite the state’s typically mild winters, unexpected icy conditions can pose significant risks to drivers who are unprepared. It’s essential to focus on both vehicle maintenance and personal readiness to tackle these potential hazards.Read more…
Tips for Injured Passengers Whose Friend Caused the Accident
When you’re involved in a car accident and the driver is a friend, establishing fault in a passenger injury case involves the same legal principles as when the driver is a stranger. Unfortunately, your personal feelings can complicate the process. It’s important to remember that pursuing a claim is not about personal blame — it’s about accessing insurance coverage for your injuries.Read more…
How Drivers Should Adjust Their Driving During Bad Weather
Georgia’s unpredictable weather can turn a routine commute into a hazardous journey. As a result, it is crucial to exercise safe driving during bad weather and to educate yourself on how to safely operate a vehicle in treacherous conditions such as rain, snow, or fog.Read more…
Dealing with Mental Trauma After a Bad Car Accident
A car crash can be a traumatic experience, not only physically but also mentally. Emotional trauma should be considered in car accident cases, as well as physical injuries. Compensation for mental trauma may be included in a car accident claim.Read more…
Taking Car Accident Photos That Can Best Support Your Claim
Using your phone camera in the aftermath of a car accident can be more powerful than you might think. Photos taken at the scene serve as silent witnesses. They can provide crucial evidence in personal injury cases and help paint a clear picture of how the accident occurred, revealing the at-fault party.Read more…
Can Dashcam Footage Help a Personal Injury Claim?
A dashcam is a small camera that can be mounted on the windshield or dashboard of a car, recording the road ahead. These devices usually begin recording after a car is turned on and cease to record when the engine is off. Although dashcams tend to have an internal memory, making it easy to view recordings later. The evidence your dashcam provides in the event of an accident could play a significant role in a personal injury claim, which is why this useful tool has become a must-have.Read more…
The Dangers Posed by St. Patrick’s Day Drivers
It makes sense to exercise caution if you plan to be out and about on St. Patrick’s Day. This holiday is one of the most dangerous times to drive. Along with corned beef and cabbage and the wearing of the color green, St. Paddy’s Day celebrations often involve drinking green beer, shots of Irish whiskey, Guinness, and other alcoholic beverages. With pub crawls, private parties, and residents gathering in bars and restaurants, alcohol consumption is abnormally high – with more drunk drivers sharing the streets and highways.Read more…
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