Early February brings one of the busiest driving weekends of the year in Georgia. Between Super Bowl parties, packed restaurants, house gatherings, rideshare pickups, and late-night traffic, crash risk goes up fast. A lot of these wrecks look “minor” at first, but...
Getting told your car is a total loss after a crash can feel like you got hit twice. First the wreck, then the insurance company comes back with an offer that does not come close to replacing what you lost. In Georgia, a total loss payout is usually based on Actual...
One of the most confusing motor vehicle accident scenarios in Georgia is when the person who caused the crash was driving a borrowed car. People immediately ask, Do I file against the driver or the owner. The answer matters because it can determine how much insurance...
If you were hurt in a Georgia car accident and you were not wearing a seat belt, you may have heard the old rule that insurers could not use that against you. That rule has changed. Georgia’s 2025 tort reform law SB 68 opened the door for seat belt non use to be...
Rear end crashes are some of the most common motor vehicle accidents in Georgia, especially in January when everyone is back to work, traffic patterns shift, and drivers are rushing on I 285, I 75, I 85, and city streets. Most people assume a rear end accident is...
