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What Classifies as a Catastrophic Injury in Georgia?

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What Classifies as a Catastrophic Injury in Georgia?

When a person is injured due to the negligence of another, they may be able to pursue compensation for their injuries. In some cases, the injuries sustained are considered catastrophic. What qualifies as a catastrophic injury in Georgia, though, and what does that mean? Does it differ from other types of injuries, and if...

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Statute of Limitations in a Wrongful Death Case

Under Georgia law, certain specified relatives of someone who died from a catastrophic injury or another similar type of incident can file a wrongful death claim seeking compensation. As a last resort, the estate executor can file the claim instead. Compensation goes to the victim’s relatives. The statute of limitations deadline for either filing...

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Motorcycle Riding Safety: What You Need To Know

No mode of ground transportation can be as exhilarating as motorcycling. Unfortunately, motorcycling in Georgia is not a risk-free activity. In 2020, 179 motorcyclists lost their lives in wrecks, according to the Georgia Department of Drivers Services (DDS). From 2017 to 2019, the number of motorcyclists killed in traffic crashes increased by 22 percent....

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Highest Paid Types Of Lawyers: Must Read

When it comes to salary, lawyers can be some of the most well-paid professionals. But how much money do lawyers actually make? The answer to that question is complicated and depends on several different factors.  Years in Practice The longer an attorney has been in practice, the more experience they have and the higher...

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How Safe Are Motor Scooters in Georgia? 

With fuel prices rising, greater numbers of Georgia’s motorists are continuously seeking alternative ways to commute around town without breaking the bank. In response, fuel-efficient motor scooters are becoming an ever-popular means of transportation across the state.  These vehicles are significantly cheaper than motorcycles and cars, and their small engine size offers simplicity, convenience,...

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FAQs: Car Accident Reports in Georgia   

You may know that the official car accident report made by the police is critical evidence after a car accident. You may need to submit it to your insurance company or provide a copy to your car accident attorney as part of your case, but where do you obtain your copy? All the information...

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Types of Commercial Driver’s Licenses

When it comes to driving trucks and other commercial vehicles, a commercial driver's license (CDL) helps ensure that drivers are trained to keep other motorists safe.  If you plan to drive a commercial-sized truck, van, or bus in Georgia, you must comply with state and federal regulations and hold a valid commercial driver's license....

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Is Flying Safer than Driving?

 People with a fear of flying are often told that flying is safer than driving or that the most dangerous part of an airplane flight is the trip to the airport. But even with statistical data that shows the likelihood of perishing in each form of travel, determining whether flying is safer than driving...

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Vehicle and Driver Requirements for Uber and Lyft in Georgia

Uber was the first rideshare company. It was founded in 2009 and was followed three years later by Lyft. These companies saw rapid growth but also had a mixed record for safety. Uber and Lyft accidents, robberies, and sexual assaults injured riders and other road users physically and mentally. Worse yet, most states had...

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7 Things to Never Do After a Car Accident

In the best-case scenario, a car accident can leave you feeling dazed and confused. Even if you only have minor injuries, you still need to deal with the physical and mental trauma of the accident. Car accidents are also rare occurrences for most drivers. If this is your first car accident, you may not...

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