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In Car Accident Case, Exclusion in Insurance Policy Fails to Comply With Georgia Law

People injured in car accidents are often eligible to recover damages for their suffering and losses. Depending on the facts and circumstances surrounding a case, including any negligence on behalf of other drivers involved, the plaintiff (or injured party) may seek a recovery under one or more insurance policy, including…

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Premises Liability Claim is Barred by the Statute of Limitations

A fundamental aspect of any personal injury case is the state-governed time period within which a plaintiff is eligible to bring an action for damages:  the statute of limitations. Section 9-3-33 of the Georgia Code provides that actions for injuries to the person shall be brought within two years after…

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Georgia Court Rules in Favor of City of Atlanta in Tort Action

The facts and circumstances surrounding any car accident will play an integral part of a claim for damages. Knowing and understanding how those facts are relevant to a case is of supreme importance. Furthermore, a plaintiff in a personal injury action arising from a car accident must plead and prove…

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Georgia Supreme Court Interprets State Motor Vehicle Limited Liability Release Provision

Car accident claims typically involve insurance coverage in one form or another. There are many types of policies and assorted levels of coverage. Parties injured in car accidents may be entitled to recover damages under one or more agreements, depending on the particular facts and circumstances. Significantly, Georgia law provides…

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Georgia Court Addresses “Hidden Hazard” in Premises Liability Case

Under Georgia law, property owners are under a legal duty to maintain the premises, including the “approaches,” in a condition free of unreasonable risk of foreseeable harm to the invited public. Depending on the circumstances, a person who is injured on another’s property may be able to seek damages for any…

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Georgia Court Addresses Wrongful Death Claims Arising From Car Accident

Car accidents have the potential to cause serious injuries and even fatalities to the people involved. According to the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety in Georgia, there were 1,223 traffic fatalities on state roadways in 2011. The causes of these devastating accidents may include poor weather and roadway conditions, driver…

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Georgia Court Interprets Apportionment Statute in Car Accident Claim

Car accidents occur with some frequency on Atlanta roadways. People injured in car accidents have a variety of options when seeking to recover for injuries and damages sustained in a collision. State law governs many of these options, and it is important to understand the statutory legal requirements that apply…

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Plaintiff Injured in Truck Accident May Recover Damages for Emotional Distress under Georgia Law

Accidents involving cars and trucks often cause serious damages and devastating injuries. In some cases, a victim may suffer for quite a while after the collision. Tragically, some victims are killed in these accidents. No matter what an accident victim has experienced or endured, it is important to know that…

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Georgia Court Reviews Relevance of Discovery Request in Car Accident Case

Discovery is an important phase in many car accident cases. It is a procedure by which parties hope to find information to support their claims for damages (or to defend their case). Under Georgia law, parties may obtain discovery regarding any matter that is not privileged, which is relevant to…

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Georgia Court Reviews Timeliness of Lawsuit for Injuries Arising from Car Accident

A person who has been injured in a car accident may be entitled to bring an action against the negligent driver – to recover damages for any suffering and other losses. Essentially, the law serves to protect the person who has sustained injuries at the expense of another’s negligence. While…

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