Unlike a handful of no-fault insurance states like Florida and New Jersey, where drivers may only file claims against their own auto insurance regardless of fault, in Georgia, it matters who causes an accident. Georgia is one of many states that uses a modified comparative negligence insurance system for car accident and injury claims. Under…
Few words are as chilling as “head-on collision.” No one ever wants to experience a car accident of any type, but a head-on collision between two vehicles is particularly terrifying. A head-on collision doubles the destructive crash force of an accident, making a head-on crash between two cars traveling at 50 miles per hour as…
Large commercial trucks are a central component in the nation’s supply, chain, bringing goods and services into and outside Georgia. As important as large commercial trucks are to the Georgia economy and the daily lives of Georgia residents, they also place motorists in smaller vehicles at significant risk of injuries in an accident. Commercial trucks…
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