As is the case in every state, there are certain rules and regulations that you must follow before you can operate a motorcycle in Georgia. Neglecting to understand and obey these rules could get you into legal trouble, as well as lead to other negative consequences. Failing to have the required motorcycle insurance, for example,…
The United States Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) investigates serious accidents involving non-permanent rides, inflatables, and go-karts. Carnivals, fairs, and other amusement parks that move from location to location are regulated by the CPSC. Fixed-site amusement parks, such as Disney parks and Six Flags are regulated by local and state agencies and are not subject…
Insurance companies will try anything to reduce their liability and diminish a client’s payout during a personal injury claim. One of the most common tactics used is alleging that the victim’s injury is pre-existing. If you have a pre-existing condition, this does not bar you from financial recovery. You may need help from a personal…
The ramifications of a car accident can extend well beyond physical injuries. Many crash survivors also suffer significant psychological, mental and emotional distress. Car accidents can be mentally traumatic for survivors and witnesses alike. In Georgia, it is possible to seek financial compensation for emotional distress from a car accident. As the injured victim, or…
Getting into a car accident with another driver can be stressful enough. Finding out that driver is on duty as a government agent or operating a government vehicle can add another element to your claim. Instead of going up against a fellow driver, you may be filing a claim against a government entity, such as…
