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States commonly use one of two systems for auto insurance: either a fault-based “tort” system or a “no-fault” system.  The distinctions are important and dictate how you get your injuries and vehicle damage covered. Georgia is not a “no-fault” state and instead uses a “fault-based,” “at-fault,” or “tort” system for car insurance.  Whichever name you […]

Accidents happen due to negligence all the time, and plaintiffs bring lawsuits to get compensation for injuries the defendant caused. In many personal injury claims, the whole of the incident is the fault of the defendant. However, sometimes life is messy, and plaintiffs are partially at fault for their own injuries. When that is the […]

When you file a lawsuit, you’re probably looking to get some sort of financial compensation based on your injuries. Indeed, many plaintiffs file cases because they simply cannot deal with the financial burden thrust upon them by the defendant’s conduct. But what happens when the defendant is more than just negligent? What if they had […]

When car accidents happen, police are going to respond to the scene to figure out what happened. Part of that response involves filling out a police report to have a record of the accident. These reports have lots of details that can be useful if you want to file a lawsuit in the future. To […]