Legal Updates

Car accidents don’t only happen on public roads. In Georgia, many collisions occur in parking lots, apartment complexes, and privately owned spaces open to the public. Understanding how “private property” accidents are handled — including reporting requirements, insurance claims, liability and evidence — is essential. This post explains what Georgia drivers need to know about…

One of the most common questions people ask after a crash is simple: “How long will my car accident settlement take?” While each case is unique, most Georgia claims follow a predictable timeline—from initial treatment to negotiation to potential litigation. Understanding this process gives you clarity, reduces stress, and helps you make informed decisions. At…

Understanding How Insurance Companies Value Car Accident Claims After a car accident, most people expect the insurance company to be fair and cooperative. The adjuster might sound sympathetic, ask about your injuries, and assure you that they’ll “take care of everything.” Unfortunately, what many drivers in Georgia don’t realize is that insurance companies are profit-driven…

The moments following a car accident can feel disorienting. Between shock, adrenaline, and confusion, it’s easy to overlook key steps that could later affect your injury claim.But under Georgia law, what you do in the first 24 hours after a car accident can make a critical difference. From getting medical care to gathering evidence, each…

Rainy Weather: A Hidden Danger on Georgia Roads Rain transforms Georgia’s roads into unpredictable hazards. From Atlanta’s interstates to small-town two-lanes, wet pavement contributes to thousands of collisions each year. The Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) estimates that nearly one in five crashes involves wet conditions or active rainfall. But it’s not the weather itself…