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Steps to Take If Your Vehicle Is Totaled

After a car accident, one step in the recovery process is to determine what happens to your car. If your car is totaled, it means the insurance company responsible has decided it is not worth repairing. If that is where you are at right now, there are several things you need to do to protect...
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How Is Pain and Suffering Calculated?

Pain and suffering is a non-economic loss, meaning its value depends on numerous factors, including the severity of a person’s injuries and the impact those injuries have on their future. There are two typical ways pain and suffering may be calculated in Georgia: the multiplier method and the per diem method. There is no fixed...
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Can You File a Claim in a Single-Car Accident?

You can file a claim in a single-car accident through your insurance policy’s collision or comprehensive coverage. In some instances, if you are less than 50% at fault for your accident, your insurance company may cover your accident losses. Factors to Consider If You File a Claim for a Single-Car Accident If you live in... read more
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5 Georgia Pedestrian Laws You Need to Know

Pedestrians in Georgia often suffer serious injuries or the loss of life when a vehicle strikes them. Understanding Georgia pedestrian laws may help you avoid such accidents. Pedestrian laws in Georgia include restrictions on where people can cross the street, and the rights a pedestrian has in an accident. The following five Georgia pedestrian laws... read more
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What Is A “No-Zone” In Georgia?

In Georgia, it is quite common to share the road with large commercial trucks, especially along the major highways. When driving at a high rate of speed with a truck like this by your side, it is critical that you know that the truck driver sees you and your vehicle. If they cannot, because you... read more
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