Car Accidents

One of the most significant problems with being properly compensated following an auto accident in Georgia is the amount of liability coverage carried by the driver largely at fault. This is very common in a standard auto accident between two typical drivers. However,...

The mind sometimes wanders when out on Georgia streets and highways. No one wants to get into an accident, but taking attention off the road and wheel courts such a disaster. Distracted driving refers to the dangerous practice of not keeping that necessary attention...

It isn't uncommon for motor vehicle injuries to take hours, days or weeks after a crash to make themselves known. However, it may be possible to obtain compensation to treat nerve damage, a concussion or internal issues that aren't apparent in the immediate aftermath...

Motor vehicle accident victims in Georgia and around the country sometimes do not realize that they suffered a serious injury until days, weeks or even months have passed. It is hard to ignore broken bones, deep cuts or burns, but soft-tissue damage is easy to miss...

After a car accident in Georgia, you may have to pay to fix your car, see a doctor or replace belongings that were destroyed in the crash. You may also be out of work for several days, weeks or longer after the wreck occurs. If you know the steps that need to be taken...

Hit-and-run accidents could prove both injurious and financially disastrous to the victims. The same may be true when someone gets into a collision, and the negligent driver remains at the scene. When the person who hit the car remains, it becomes possible to acquire...

Being involved in a hit-and-run collision is never a positive experience. Those who are injured are often unable to view the vehicle let alone take photos when it flees the scene. However, sometimes witnesses can provide this information when they can get a picture of...

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,...