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Evidence and the Personal Injury Trial If your personal injury case is heading to trial, you will need to collect and exchange evidence with the other party. This is called the process of discovery and is considered the “fact-finding” stage before trial. Evidence in a personal injury trial can vary from medical records and bills… Continue Reading
What Is the Blood Alcohol Content Limit in Georgia? DUI laws vary from state to state. It is always important to know and understand the DUI laws in Georgia before you think about getting behind the wheel after having even just one drink. Your blood alcohol content, or BAC, is an important part of your… Continue Reading
Do I Have to Accept the Insurance Company’s Offer of Settlement? Settling a personal injury claim often takes a series of negotiations to come to a point where both parties are satisfied and can agree on a settlement amount. If you’ve finished treating your injuries, compiled all your necessary documents, and submitted a demand for… Continue Reading
Can an Attorney Help Me Get My Medical Bills Paid? Paying your medical bills after an injury or accident can pose some challenges. If you were injured as a result of someone else’s negligence, you are eligible to be compensated for your medical bills. However, your compensation will come in the form of one lump… Continue Reading
What Types of Custody Arrangements Are There? When parents divorce or separate, a determination of custody must be made. Since both parents in a marriage have a right to custody, this determination can be challenging. The primary caretaker of the child will not automatically get sole custody in these cases. Georgia family law courts try… Continue Reading
How Partial Fault Can Affect Your Claim It is not uncommon for a personal injury claim to involve two liable parties. In Georgia, you can still be compensated for your losses if you are found to be partially at fault, under the principle of contributory negligence. However, being partially at fault may affect your claim,… Continue Reading
What Can I Recover if a Drunk Driver Hits Me? If you are involved in an accident as a result of someone else’s negligence, you are entitled to be compensated for all your losses, as long as you were not partially at fault. When a drunk driver hits you, it is usually a result of… Continue Reading
What Should I Do if I’ve Been Served With Divorce Papers? If you’ve been served with divorce papers, you may not know what you have to do next. Being served divorce papers, or filing and serving them upon your spouse, marks the beginning of a divorce case in Georgia. Once you have been served, you… Continue Reading
What to Know About Motorcycle Accident Claims Motorcycle accidents can severely injure motorcyclists while the driver of the car may walk away relatively unscathed. Due to issues of visibility, motorcyclists can be easily hit when they are not seen. If you have been involved in a motorcycle accident as a result of someone else’s negligence,… Continue Reading
What Can Delay a Personal Injury Case? Personal injury cases can vary widely in how long they will take to settle or get to a trial. It is not uncommon for personal injury cases to be delayed, as there are many different components that need to come together for the case to settle. When approaching… Continue Reading
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