In Georgia, the statute of limitations refers to the specific time period during which an individual must exercise their legal rights, or else they will lose the ability to take legal action. Typically, the statute of limitations in Georgia is two years, but some situations may affect this timeline. In the post below, we will…
While accidents can occur anywhere, sometimes, they result in more than just a cut or a bruise. Depending on the circumstances, these accidents can lead to severe injuries and costly outcomes. If you have suffered an injury due to the wrongful actions of another, you may have numerous questions and concerns about what you need…
In Georgia, automobile insurance claims operate under the “fault” system. This means that if you suffered harm in a motor vehicle accident as a result of another person’s negligence, the motorist responsible for the crash may be liable for your injuries and other damages. However, to better understand what this law can mean for you,…
The statute of limitations is a law that sets a time limit for bringing legal proceedings, whether civil or criminal, following an alleged offense. If individuals do not bring their claim within the allotted period, the court can prevent them from seeking compensation and justice. That is why understanding Georgia’s statute of limitations for personal…
Hit-and-run crashes refer to situations where a motorist involved in an accident leaves the crash scene and does not fulfill their legal responsibilities. While facing such accidents can be traumatic and infuriating, victims in Georgia have options. In the guide below, we will review the legal recourse you may have if you were injured in…
Personal injury law is an area of law that establishes your rights when you have been injured by another person. This type of law governs different situations that create grounds for your claim, who you can make a case against, what you need to prove to win your legal claim, and what financial damages you…
In many personal injury cases, the injured individual typically relies on the legal principle of “negligence” to demonstrate the other party’s fault for the accident that caused their harm. But what exactly is negligence? In the blog post below, we will review what negligence is, how it works, and what it can mean for your…
Dogs, often considered man’s best friend, can be a wonderful addition to any family. However, it is important to remember that even the most gentle and kind dogs are still animals and can cause serious injuries and damage when they attack. To help you better understand your options if you are a victim of such…
If you or a loved one has been injured in an accident in Georgia, it is natural to have questions about your legal options, the types of compensation available, and the process for pursuing a claim. In this guide, we will walk you through some of the steps you need to take to make an…
If you sustained harm in a personal injury accident in Georgia and pursued legal action, you may be wondering how long it will take for your legal case to resolve. Although most personal injury legal claims take anywhere from 6 to 18 months to finalize, numerous factors can impact these timelines. In the below blog…
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