Receiving a check from the other party’s insurance company after a Georgia car accident can be confusing and emotionally charged. You may be wondering what to do next and ask yourself, Should I cash an insurance check? Is cashing the check a good idea? What does accepting the compensation mean for your case? The temptation to accept the quick...
Continue ReadingWhen a driver’s negligence causes a car accident and results in someone’s loss, the victim can file a lawsuit to recover their damages. However, you can lose your right to file a lawsuit if you wait too long. The car accident statute of limitations in Georgia creates a two-year time limit during which the person who suffers injuries, called...
Continue ReadingCar crashes often lead to airbag deployment in your vehicle. Airbags are designed to be life-saving devices, deploying in a fraction of a second to cushion you during a collision. However, the force and speed of airbag deployment, combined with potential defects, can sometimes lead to serious injuries. Having helped hundreds of injured clients at MG Law, we’ve seen...
Continue ReadingSeat belts prevent thousands of deaths each year and are designed to prevent severe injuries. However, even when used as intended, seat belts can cause injuries. The crash itself may not injure you but rather the seatbelt. If you believe you suffered a seatbelt injury, consult an attorney to discuss your options. Seat belts are an active safety system...
Continue ReadingWhether you were recently the victim of a car wreck with an uninsured driver or wondering if you should invest in uninsured motorist coverage, we have compiled this guide to uninsured motorist coverage in Georgia for your reference and convenience. Of course, the experienced Atlanta car accident attorneys at MG Law are always available to answer your questions and...
Continue ReadingIf you have been in an accident, you will likely need to file an insurance claim with either your own insurer or another person’s insurance company. If you got into a car accident with an uninsured motorist, for example, you may need to file an insurance claim with your own auto insurer. On the other hand, if you were...
Continue ReadingNo two Georgia car accidents are the same. That means there is no average car accident settlement in Georgia—at least not one that would be reliable. The settlement amount for your Georgia car accident will depend on the circumstances of your case. That’s why it’s so important to have a qualified attorney review your case. Reach out to us...
Continue ReadingDetermining fault in a T-bone accident can be complicated. Understanding who is at fault is crucial because it directly impacts your ability to recover compensation. If you’re searching for answers to questions like “I was in a T-bone accident, who is at fault?” keep reading. In this blog post, we’ll discuss how to prove your case and what evidence...
Continue ReadingT-bone accidents get their name from the distinct impact point forming a “T-shape” where one vehicle’s front collides with the side of another. These accidents can result in significant damage, especially if one vehicle is larger than the other. Victims are less protected than other rear or front-end collisions, which can lead to devastating T-bone car accident injuries. A...
Continue ReadingGeorgia’s Laws on Insurance Rates If you are involved in a wreck that was not your fault, your insurance premiums should not increase. O.C.G.A. § 33-9-40 prohibits an insurance carrier from raising your premiums if you did not cause the accident regardless of whether you take advantage of uninsured motorist coverage and/or medical payments coverage available under your insurance...
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