How Much Does Workers’ Comp Pay in Georgia?

If you get hurt at work in Georgia, workers’ compensation may help cover part of your lost wages and the cost of authorized medical care. The amount you receive depends on your average weekly wage, whether you can work after your injury, and the type of disability you have. For accidents occurring on or after […]

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Who Can File a Wrongful Death Claim in Georgia?

In Georgia, a surviving spouse ‌has the first right to file a wrongful death claim. If there is no surviving spouse, a child can file a wrongful death claim. When no qualifying family member has the right to bring the claim, the deceased person’s personal representative may be able to file instead. Georgia’s wrongful death […]

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South Carolina Car Accident Settlement Calculator

A South Carolina car accident settlement calculator can provide a rough estimate of what an injury claim might be worth. However, no calculator can determine the exact amount you will recover. Medical expenses, lost income, pain and suffering, fault, and available insurance coverage can all affect the value of a claim. If you were injured […]

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What Is the Statute of Limitations for Truck Accident Cases in Georgia?

In Georgia, you generally have two years from the date of a truck accident to file a personal injury lawsuit under O.C.G.A. § 9-3-33. If you miss this deadline, the court can dismiss your case, preventing you from recovering compensation for your injuries. Truck accident claims can involve additional deadlines and exceptions, so acting quickly […]

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What Is the Average Wrongful Death Settlement in Georgia?

There is no standard average wrongful death settlement in Georgia that can reliably predict what a particular case is worth. Settlements vary because Georgia law considers the value of the deceased person’s life along with the specific financial and personal losses caused by the death. The amount may also depend on the available insurance coverage, […]

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What Happens if You’re Hit by an Uninsured Driver in South Carolina?

If you are hit by an uninsured driver in South Carolina, you can generally seek payment through the uninsured motorist coverage included in your own auto insurance policy. South Carolina requires auto policies to carry uninsured motorist coverage, including at least $25,000 for bodily injury to one person and $25,000 for property damage in one […]

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My Insurance Company Is Denying My Medical Treatment After a Car Accident—What Should I Do?

If your insurance company denies medical treatment after a car accident in Georgia, do not assume the decision is final. Insurance companies may deny treatment for several reasons, but you may have the right to appeal the decision and pursue compensation for your accident-related injuries.  If you need help understanding your legal options, the team […]

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What Is the Average Truck Accident Settlement in Georgia?

If you were injured in a truck accident in Georgia, the value of your settlement depends on factors such as the severity of your injuries, your financial losses, available insurance coverage, and who was at fault.  While no attorney can promise a specific result, truck accident settlements are often higher than those in typical car […]

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