Legal Updates

By Kevin Patrick|October 20, 2024|Articles

Driving under the influence (DUI) is one of the most serious offenses on Georgia’s roads, especially when it results in a car accident. DUI accidents have devastating legal, financial, and personal consequences for all parties involved, and Georgia law takes a tough stance on them. Here’s a look at how DUI impacts automobile accident cases…

By Kevin Patrick|October 15, 2024|Articles

Understanding Lost Wages After a Car Accident in Georgia: Your Guide to Compensation

Car accidents can be devastating, both physically and financially. If you’ve been injured in a car accident in Georgia, not only do you have to contend with medical bills, vehicle repairs, and physical pain, but you may also face the possibility of losing your income due to missed work. Fortunately, Georgia law allows accident victims…

By Kevin Patrick|October 12, 2024|Articles

Car Accidents in Georgia: Understanding the Role of an Attorney

Car accidents are an unfortunate reality in Georgia, where traffic conditions, diverse weather patterns, and a growing population contribute to a significant number of incidents on the road. According to the Georgia Department of Transportation, there were over 400,000 car accidents reported in 2022, resulting in thousands of injuries and fatalities. Understanding the dynamics of…

By Kevin Patrick|October 7, 2024|Day Care Negligence

Understanding the Implications of Scarring in a Georgia Daycare Accident

When a child is injured in a daycare accident, the emotional and physical toll on the family can be immense. One type of injury that carries long-term consequences is scarring. Scarring, particularly on a young child, can have profound physical, emotional, and psychological impacts. In the state of Georgia, there are specific legal considerations that…

By Kevin Patrick|October 2, 2024|Articles

Understanding the Key Differences Between At-Fault and UIM Settlements After a Car Accident in Georgia

In the aftermath of an automobile accident, navigating the settlement process can be a complex and overwhelming experience, especially when differentiating between at-fault and Underinsured Motorist (UIM) settlements in Georgia. These two types of settlements serve different purposes, and understanding how they work is crucial for securing fair compensation. Georgia’s legal framework, which applies both…

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