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Getting into a motorcycle accident is challenging enough, but if you weren’t wearing a helmet, things can get even more complicated. Georgia has strict helmet laws, and failing to wear one could impact your ability to file a personal injury claim. You might be wondering, “Can I still get compensation… Continue reading Filing a Motorcycle Accident Claim Without a Helmet in Georgia

Getting into a motorcycle accident is stressful enough, but finding out the other driver is uninsured can multiply your stress. Without insurance to cover your damages, you’re left wondering how you’ll pay for medical bills, repair costs, and lost wages. It’s a frustrating and confusing position to be in. But… Continue reading How to Deal with Uninsured Drivers After a Motorcycle Accident

When a motorcycle accident happens, one of the first and most crucial questions to answer is: “Who’s at fault?” Determining fault isn’t always straightforward. Unlike fender-benders in a parking lot, motorcycle accidents often involve serious injuries and higher stakes. This makes the issue of liability even more important. Understanding how… Continue reading 10 Ways Fault is Determined in Motorcycle Accidents

Key Highlights: Yes, you can sue for pain and suffering after a motorcycle accident in Georgia. Compensation may cover physical pain, emotional distress, and loss of quality of life caused by the accident, provided you can prove the other party’s negligence. Motorcycle accidents in Georgia often result in severe injuries… Continue reading Can You Sue for Pain and Suffering After a Motorcycle Accident in Georgia?

Losing a loved one in a motorcycle accident is a devastating experience. If the accident was caused by another party’s negligence or wrongful actions, Georgia law allows the deceased’s family to pursue a wrongful death claim. This claim not only seeks to hold the responsible party accountable but also provides… Continue reading Filing a Wrongful Death Claim After a Fatal Motorcycle Accident in Georgia

Key Highlight: In Georgia, you typically have two years from the date of the motorcycle accident to file a personal injury lawsuit. This is the statute of limitations under Georgia law (O.C.G.A. § 9-3-33). If the accident resulted in a death, the two-year period begins from the date of the… Continue reading How Long Do You Have to File a Motorcycle Accident Lawsuit in Georgia?