Savannah Legal Blog

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...

Seeking compensation following a Georgia car accident can not only help you financially recover from physical injuries. It can also compensate you for post-traumatic stress. However, to recover damage...

Most personal injury lawyers work on a contingency fee basis, meaning a client pays nothing unless they win their case or secure a settlement. Contingency fees in Georgia are typically a percentage of...

Brake checking is a dangerous practice that some drivers engage in when frustrated on the roads. Often, it’s an attempt to get a tailgating driver to back off. But it’s a risky maneuver that can e...

If you’ve been hit by a truck driver, you may be wondering how much you could recover for your injuries through an out-of-court settlement. It’s important to understand that there is no average...

After a car accident, you may believe that apologizing is the right thing to do, regardless of who caused the crash. However, admitting fault for a car accident can jeopardize your future compensatio...

Under Georgia’s wrongful death statutes, certain family members or the victim’s personal representative may file a wrongful death lawsuit, depending on which surviving family members a victim leav...