Month: January 2025

TL;DR: Even if you’re partially at fault in a Georgia motorcycle accident, you may still recover damages under Georgia’s modified comparative negligence rule, as long as your fault is less than 50%. The compensation will be reduced by your percentage of fault. Key Highlights: Motorcycle accidents are often complex, especially… Continue reading What Happens If You’re Partially at Fault in a Georgia Motorcycle Accident?

TL;DR: Yes, you can sue the city or state for motorcycle accidents caused by road hazards like potholes or debris, but it’s challenging. You must prove government negligence and meet strict deadlines, often within 30 to 90 days. An experienced motorcycle accident lawyer can help you navigate the process and… Continue reading Can You Sue the City or State for Road Hazards Causing Motorcycle Accidents?

TL;DR: Witness statements offer unbiased accounts that can clarify events, support the motorcyclist’s claims, and counteract stereotypes. They are essential for establishing fault, influencing legal outcomes, and negotiating with insurers. Experienced attorneys can effectively collect and utilize these statements to ensure victims receive the compensation they deserve. Witness statements are… Continue reading The Importance of Witness Statements in Motorcycle Accident Cases

TL;DR: Motorcycle accident claims are more complex due to severe injuries, disputed liability, insurance company tactics, and bias against motorcyclists. Georgia’s modified comparative negligence rule and limited insurance coverage add further challenges.  Motorcycle accident claims are a different beast compared to typical car accident cases. They’re not just about filing… Continue reading What Makes Motorcycle Accident Claims More Complex?