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Liability in Georgia

If you have a car accident in Georgia, the at fault party can only recover money from their own insurance. When you are labeled as vehicle No 1 on the police report and/or received a traffic ticket, you are allegedly at fault for the accident.
If you are not at fault, the damages you are owed are based on your medical treatment. A doctor assesses the extent of your injury, whether it's connected to the accident, and recommends treatment. This information is used to determine the value of the case. If you are injured in an accident it is vital that you get treatment right away. Waiting will make it difficult for the doctor to connect your injury to the accident.

Learn how to file a workplace injury claim in Georgia, what steps to take after an accident, and which documents you need for a successful claim.

Find out how a workplace injury lawyer for third-party claims can help you identify who’s liable and what compensation you may be able to recover.

Car accident claim for a minor Georgia: what parents should document, when a settlement needs court review, and when to call.