What to Do If Your Personal Injury Claim Is Denied
Facing a denial of your personal injury claim can be frustrating, especially when you are counting on compensation to cover medical bills, lost wages, and other damages. However, a denied claim doesn’t mean the end of the road.
In Georgia, you can appeal the decision, negotiate with the...
The Role of Surveillance Footage in Georgia Personal Injury Cases
Surveillance footage plays a significant role in personal injury cases, particularly in Georgia, where proving fault is crucial for recovering compensation. Video evidence from security cameras, dash cams, or even cell phones can provide a clear and unbiased account of how an accident occurred, which can be invaluable when there are disputes...
Injured as a Passenger in a Car Accident: What Are Your Rights?
Being a passenger in a car accident can be a frightening experience. While you may not have been behind the wheel, you can still suffer significant injuries. In Georgia, injured passengers have specific rights when seeking compensation. This blog explains these rights and how to pursue a claim to recover for medical...
Who is At Fault for an Electrocution Accident at Work?
Electrocution accidents are some of the most dangerous workplace incidents, often leading to severe injuries or even death. Construction, manufacturing, and utility work employees are particularly vulnerable, but these accidents can occur in various settings.
Georgia's workplace injury laws provide avenues for holding negligent parties accountable, but it takes...
Handling Personal Injury Claims Involving Multiple Parties
Personal injury claims can be complicated, but they become even more complex when multiple parties are involved. Determining fault and liability in Georgia can be challenging when several people, companies, or entities may share responsibility for an accident.
Whether it’s a multi-car collision, a construction site accident, or a...
Injuries and Accidents During Thanksgiving: How to Stay Safe
Thanksgiving is a time for family gatherings, delicious food, and moments of gratitude. However, accidents and injuries spike with increased travel, crowded homes, and busy kitchens. Accidents can happen whether you're on the road, hosting a dinner, or enjoying the holiday. Let’s explore the most common Thanksgiving-related injuries and how to prevent...
Injuries at Public Events: Who is Liable?
Attending public events–concerts, sporting events, or festivals–can be exciting. However, with large crowds and potentially hazardous conditions, injuries are not uncommon. From slip and fall accidents to crowd-related injuries, determining who is liable is the first step in a personal injury claim.
Common Causes of Injuries at...
The Importance of Keeping a Personal Injury Journal
After being injured in an accident, your focus is often on recovery and medical treatment. However, keeping a detailed personal injury journal is one critical step. Personal injury claims in Georgia usually depend on thorough documentation, and a well-maintained journal can make a difference in the outcome of your case.
Medical Payments (MedPay) Coverage in Georgia
We all know the physical and emotional challenges that can follow a car accident. It's important to plan for such possibilities, and one option to consider is Medical Payments (MedPay) coverage. This optional insurance helps cover medical expenses for you and your passengers, regardless of who was at fault in the...
Improper Training and Workplace Injuries
Workplace injuries can have devastating consequences for employees, ranging from minor injuries to life-altering disabilities. In Georgia, where various industries exist—such as construction, manufacturing, and healthcare, proper training is among the most critical factors influencing workplace safety. When employees are not adequately trained, the risk of accidents and injuries increases significantly.