There are a few different reasons why you may need SR-22 car insurance in Georgia. From license suspension to DUI convictions, we have listed nine scenarios where the state of Georgia requires SR-22 insurance below. What Is SR-22 Car Insurance? When a driver in Georgia is required to have SR-22 insurance, they must file an SR-22 …
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 a certificate that demonstrates proof of insurance coverage and financial responsibility. It’s often referred to as “SR-22 insurance” even though …
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 of points depends on the specific details of the conviction. Georgia drivers can also request points reductions to have their …
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 the police, and exchange information with the other driver(s) involved. And part of that information must include insurance information—especially if you are not at fault. No Insurance Information, No …
If you experience an illness or medical condition that prevents you from being able to work, you can apply for Social Security Disability (SSD) coverage. SSD is a type of insurance provided by the government to those who can’t continue working because of an injury, illness, or medical condition. However, specific criteria determine how Social …
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 severe injuries and vehicle damage. What’s worse, the motorist might be a “phantom driver“ who doesn’t stop or even realize they caused your crash. If you crashed after …
Every day, thousands of students ride school buses in Georgia. At the same time, thousands of adults are using buses to get to work and other daily destinations. Although bus accidents happen less frequently than car or truck accidents, they still occur—and the consequences can be painful for those involved. The National Highway Traffic Safety …
If you get injured at work, it can impact all aspects of your life, including your career and finances. It feels like a double-edged sword: you’re dealing with the recovery costs from the work injury, and the injury leaves you unable to continue working as you were before. Thankfully, in the State of Georgia, most …
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 accused driver is going. If they are going fast enough, the consequences might fall under Georgia’s “super speeder” law. What …
Driving without a license is a crime in all states, including Georgia. However, there’s a difference between not having a valid license at all and simply forgetting your legally issued license at home. Both have consequences, but the former is more serious. If you need assistance with a driving without a license charge in Georgia, …
If you were hurt in a motorcycle accident, you’re probably dealing with a lot of pain and difficult emotions—not to mention medical bills and other financial costs. Many accident victims choose to hire a motorcycle accident lawyer their accident so they can get support from a professional and focus on recovery. If you’re interested in …
Thousands of people in Georgia are injured or lose a loved one in an auto accident. Truck accidents can be especially serious, as they involve massive vehicles weighing tens of thousands of pounds. Some even carry materials or cargo that are fatal in a collision. Because trucks can pose a greater threat on Georgia roads …
While riding a motorcycle can be risky, motorcycles have the same right to be on Georgia roads as any other vehicle. However, it’s helpful for bikers to understand the statistics about motorcycle accidents in Georgia to help them better exercise caution while out on the open road. Georgia Motorcycle Accident Statistics The National Highway Traffic …
Motorcycle accidents can be especially dangerous, and chances are that if you were involved in one, you have some kind of injury or property damage. In that case, you will find yourself dealing with the insurance company very soon. Motorcycle accident insurance claims should be straightforward, but instead, they’re often complicated and require a lot …
Thousands of adults and children take buses to work, school, and other locations every day in Georgia. And unfortunately, bus accidents do happen. If you or a loved one got injured or experienced property damage due to a bus accident, you may be able to file a personal injury claim for damages. Our basic guide …
Some people might use the terms “aggressive driving” and “road rage” interchangeably, but there is a significant difference. While both are serious and can cause harm to other drivers on the road, one is worse. All drivers have a duty of care to avoid actions that will put others in danger. That’s what it’s important …
When it comes to car accidents in Georgia, fault is the most important factor if you’re wanting to seek financial recovery for your damages. The person liable for the accident is responsible for the costs of said crash. If you want to recover money for your medical expenses, repairs to your vehicle, and more, you …
If you can no longer work because of a disabling medical condition, you may be eligible for Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits. But even if you meet the criteria for SSD, getting approved for those benefits is easier said than done because of the lengthy and complicated disability determination process. The Social Security Administration (SSA) …
To recover money in a personal injury case, you must be able to prove 1) the other person was negligent and 2) that their negligence led to your accident (also known as causation). Negligence means the person failed to exercise their duty of care to keep others from harm. If that person is negligent, they …
Many drivers have, at one point or another, accidentally cut someone off while driving. But sometimes, the consequences can be serious. For example, if a driver pulls out in front of another and the second driver swerves to avoid a collision, they may crash. If this happens, what can the driver expect from a legal …
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