Savannah Legal Blog

Georgia’s hands-free law places restrictions on using a cell phone behind the wheel. The law imposes consequences such as fines and driver’s license points on those who violate these restrictions....

A demand letter is your statement of the case to the at-fault party’s insurance company. It details your injuries and financial losses, explains how the insured was responsible for the accident, and...

Georgia does not require drivers to have uninsured motorist coverage. However, this optional form of insurance could protect you if you are in an accident caused by a driver who lacks sufficient insur...

Georgia nursing home neglect occurs when a resident doesn’t receive the necessary care to maintain their physical and mental health, leading to harm or the risk of harm. Neglect includes failing to...

If you suspect someone you know is being abused at a Georgia nursing home, it’s crucial to report it right away. The best option to report nursing home abuse in Georgia is to call the state’s Adul...

Tragically, elderly and vulnerable adults are the targets of nursing home abuse more often than we think. The National Council on Aging estimates that as many as five million older Americans suffer ab...

When you suffer an injury in an accident caused by someone else in Georgia, the value of your personal injury case depends on the severity of your injuries, the accident’s circumstances, the strengt...

What happens if you’re hurt in an accident but also partially to blame for causing it? In Georgia, comparative negligence laws allow you to recover compensation as long as you are less to blame for...

A car accident case can take several months to over a year to settle. Most Georgia car accident claims settle within a few months of completing your medical treatment and after the full extent of your...

Georgia is not a no-fault state. Instead, Georgia is among many states that apply the “at-fault” doctrine. That means the person at fault for causing a car accident is responsible for paying for t...