Georgia Personal Injury Blog
If someone else’s actions caused your loved one’s death, you may be eligible to recover compensation by filing a lawsuit for wrongful death in Georgia. The individuals who can file a wrongful death lawsuit include the deceased person’s surviving spouse, children, parents, and personal representative. An experienced wrongful death attorney can review the incident that […]
Passengers harmed in car accidents can sue for compensation as long as they didn’t primarily cause the accident themselves. So, you can sue the driver of the car you were riding in, the driver of another vehicle involved in the crash, or both, depending on the nature of the accident. This guide from our experienced […]
No, Georgia insurers do not offer personal injury protection (PIP) as part of their auto insurance policies. Georgia follows an at-fault insurance system, so responsibility for medical expenses and other collision-related losses falls on the driver who causes the crash. While PIP is not available in Georgia, drivers may rely on other coverages, such as […]
How much is a Georgia personal injury case worth? The answer depends on several factors, including the severity and extent of your injuries, the at-fault party’s insurance policy limits, and your degree of fault for the incident that harmed you. A Georgia personal injury lawyer at Bayuk Pratt can help determine your claim’s potential value. […]
It’s essential to be careful what you say when speaking with insurance companies after a car accident. Insurance adjusters are trained to ask questions designed to weaken your accident claim. When you must talk to an insurer, offer only basic facts, avoid speculation, and never admit fault. Knowing how to handle statements to an insurance […]
Truck accidents in Georgia can cause catastrophic physical injuries and financial stress. To recover compensation, a truck accident victim must thoroughly investigate the crash. Their personal injury claim’s success will largely hinge on evidence establishing what caused the crash and who bears responsibility for it. Truck accidents in Georgia happen for many reasons. Most of […]
Soft tissue damage after an accident can be permanent depending on the severity of the injury, its location, and the effectiveness of the medical treatment. If you suffer permanent soft tissue damage due to someone else’s negligence, you may have a right to seek compensation through an injury lawsuit. You should have an Atlanta personal […]
In Georgia, all motorcycle riders must wear helmets that meet federal motor vehicle safety standards. If a motorcycle operator or rider fails to wear an approved helmet, it raises the risk of suffering life-threatening injuries in a crash. It could also result in penalties for violating the state’s traffic laws, including fines, points on your […]
Depositions play a critical role in personal injury lawsuits. They allow all parties to gather witness testimony under oath before trial. If preparing for a deposition in Georgia, you should understand the process and what to expect. What you say under oath can significantly impact your case. The experienced Georgia personal injury attorneys at Bayuk […]
If you are in a hit-and-run accident, you should report it to the police and notify your insurance company. If the police cannot locate the driver who fled, you can file a claim with your auto insurance if you have uninsured motorist (UM) coverage. It covers accidents caused by hit-and-run drivers. After you report a […]