When a driver in Georgia is required to have SR-22 insurance, it actually means they must file an SR-22 certificate with the state. This certificate (official known as a Certificate of Financial Responsibility) provides proof…
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If you’ve been convicted of a traffic violation, such as DUI or driving without a license, you’ll likely be required to file for SR-22 in order to get your driver’s license reinstated. An SR-22 is…
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The Georgia License Points System through the Georgia Department of Driving Services (DDS) adds points to a driver’s license if they are convicted of moving violations like aggressive driving, reckless driving, or speeding. The amount…
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After a Georgia car accident, there are certain actions you should take right away to legally protect yourself. Those include pulling over, reporting the accident to police, and exchange information with the other driver(s) involved….
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Getting run off the road by another vehicle, and getting into an accident, as a result, can be very dangerous. No matter how you crash afterward, you may face serious injuries and vehicle damage. What’s…
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In Georgia, exceeding the speed limit and driving at a speed greater than “is reasonable and prudent” based on road conditions is against the law. But the penalties for speeding depend on how fast the…
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When it comes to car accidents in most states, including Georgia, the fault is the most important factor if you’re wanting to seek financial recovery for your damages. The person who was at fault for…
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Many drivers have, at one point or another, accidentally cut someone off while driving. But sometimes, the consequences can be serious. If a driver pulls out in front of another and the second driver swerves…
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In a lot of car accidents, fault can be easy to determine. One driver makes a careless decision—like speeding or running a red light—and it causes a wreck. But what if you crash your car…
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After a car accident happens in Atlanta or any other Georgia city, the police department that investigated the accident will publish a Georgia Motor Vehicle Accident Report on the incident a few days after. These…
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Neck injuries are very common in car accidents and can cause a lot of pain, not to mention medical bills. And while neck injuries are always legitimate, they are sometimes taken less seriously than other…
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A sideswipe car accident might seem minor compared to other types of accidents, but the opposite is often true. Many sideswipe accidents lead to loss of control and subsequent accidents—causing serious injuries and tragic outcomes…
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In the best case scenario following a car accident, the insurance claim filed by you and your attorney is accepted and you can receive financial compensation for your damages. However, unfortunately it sometimes doesn’t go…
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The moments following a car accident can be painful, overwhelming, and confusing. You could be left with physical or mental injuries from the crash and questions about the best way to move forward. A common…
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Over 2,600 children under the age of 13 are involved in car accidents every day. That means that a child is in a car crash every 33 seconds in the United States. There are thousands…
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Car accidents can result in all kinds of physical and mental injuries. Some can last for years to come while others just require a few months of follow up care. Several serious injuries can change…
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Georgia, like many states, is home to hundreds of car accidents that result in fatalities every year. But, many of these accidents often occur on some of the same roads over and over again. In…
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