In Georgia, auto insurance coverage considered “full coverage” may be far from what could reasonably be considered adequate. In this video, Eric Jensen with Jensen Injury Law talks about Georgia Insurance requirements and how to make sure you have adequate auto...

In Georgia, the law states that you should move your car off of the roadway to a safe, nearby location if the vehicle is still operable. Should you? What do you need to do to protect your self from liability after an accident and still follow the law? Eric Jensen of...

In Georgia you can recover damages from a party who was more at-fault than you were, but your damages will be reduced by a percentage that corresponds to your share of liability. Prior to any civil lawsuits though, an insurance claims adjuster will apportion fault,...

If you’ve been in an accident, it’s not uncommon for the driver of the other car to suggest “handling it through the insurance companies” or exchanging cards and leaving the police out of it. There are a number of reasons they may suggest it, none of which are to your...

It’s common after an accident for insurance companies to ask you to record a statement. Is this a good idea? In this video, Atlanta Personal Injury Attorney Eric Jensen discusses why they ask and what you should say.  

How long do I have to file for personal injury or property damage after an accident? Atlanta Personal Injury Attorney Eric Jensen discusses the statute of limitations in Georgia for a claim and how it is impacted by minors involved in the accident.

A DeKalb County jury returned a $3.16 million verdict—with 25% apportioned against the Plaintiff—to a 24-year old man who sustained an open fracture to his arm after colliding with a box truck. The wreck occurred around 2:30 p.m. on April 6, 2012. While driving in...