If you accidentally injure someone while driving your car, your car insurance will kick in to pay compensation to the victim. But what happens if someone is injured while walking on your property? For example, a customer might slip and fall inside a store or in the parking lot, or a guest could be injured in your home. This...
Continue ReadingAfter a car accident in Georgia, you need to take certain steps to protect your right to compensation. If you don’t, then it is much harder for your accident lawyer to get the information needed to negotiate fair compensation on your behalf. For this reason, we offer a car accident checklist that you should keep handy in your glove...
Continue ReadingAs a Medicare beneficiary, understanding the claims process is crucial to ensure you receive the coverage you’re entitled to. While your healthcare provider typically handles filing claims, there are instances where you may need to submit one yourself. In this guide, our Atlanta injury lawyers will walk you through why that might happen, and provide a straightforward process for...
Continue ReadingHave you ever walked through a store, gas station, or mall and noticed something potentially hazardous that made you cautious about your next step? Perhaps it was a slippery floor without a warning sign or an area so poorly lit you couldn’t see where you were going. In Georgia, these scenarios don’t just pose physical risks; they can also...
Continue ReadingWhen you are injured in an accident, some financial implications are often immediately apparent: medical bills, lost wages, and other out-of-pocket expenses. However, there is another category of damages that, while less tangible, is no less real—noneconomic damages. These damages encompass an injury’s emotional and psychological impacts. Understanding and quantifying these damages is crucial for anyone seeking full compensation...
Continue ReadingIf you’re self-employed in Georgia and suffered injuries in a car accident, you may face a complex challenge—recovering lost wages. Unlike traditional employees with W-2 forms to demonstrate their earnings, self-employed individuals must navigate a more intricate process to substantiate their lost income. This difficulty is compounded in a gig economy where work patterns and incomes are as varied...
Continue ReadingThe Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) has greenlit a significant construction project at the Conyers interchange on I-20 and SR 138. This $103 million initiative aims to transform the area into a single-point urban interchange (SPUI), promising long-term benefits for traffic flow and safety. However, the project will undoubtedly impact daily commutes and pose several challenges for drivers in...
Continue ReadingWith the rise in traffic congestion and the push for more eco-friendly transportation options, bicycle commuting in Atlanta is gaining popularity. As more people take to the streets on two wheels, the need for comprehensive bike commuter safety tips becomes increasingly crucial. Whether you are a seasoned bike commuter or just starting out, understanding the unique challenges and hazards...
Continue ReadingTax implications of a personal injury settlement can be confusing. Many victims of accidents find themselves researching, “Are personal injury settlements taxable?” No, in most cases, personal injury settlements in Georgia are not subject to tax withholding. However, there are some exceptions that are important to understand. Contact us online or call (770) 988-5252 for a free consultation. Understanding...
Continue ReadingJury duty is a foundational element of our legal system. When you’re summoned to serve, it’s crucial to respond appropriately. But what happens if you miss jury duty in Georgia? Missing jury duty can lead to significant penalties, and understanding your obligations is vital to avoiding legal trouble. Here’s what you need to know about the consequences of missing...
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