Buddy the Dog watches over every article on this blog. Georgia accident law, insurance tricks to avoid, and settlement know-how — written by the attorneys, approved by the mascot.
Georgia is an at-fault state, but the at-fault insurer will not pay your medical bills as they come in. Here is how MedPay, health insurance, letters of protection, and hospital liens actually work under O.C.G.A. § 44-14-470 — and how to protect yourself.
How much does a personal injury lawyer cost in Georgia? Learn contingency fee percentages (25%-40%), case expenses, ethics rules under O.C.G.A. and Rule 1.5, and why My Lawyer Is My Buddy charges a flat 25% — below the industry standard.
Georgia’s 50% bar rule can wipe out your car accident settlement if the insurance company pins even half the fault on you. Here’s how comparative negligence in Georgia really works and how to protect your claim.
Georgia’s 2025 tort reform law (SB 68) changed how personal injury claims are valued. Learn how new rules on medical bills, seatbelt evidence, anchoring, bifurcated trials, and premises liability affect your case in 2026.
The honest answer to whether you need a Georgia car accident lawyer — when you truly do, when you don’t, and how SB 68 tort reform changed the math in 2026.
Nearly 1 in 5 Georgia drivers is uninsured. Here’s how an uninsured motorist claim in Georgia actually works under O.C.G.A. § 33-7-11 — including add-on vs. reduced-by coverage, stacking multiple policies, and what happens if you sue the driver personally.
Under Georgia’s statute of limitations for personal injury claims, you typically have just two years from the date of the accident to file suit.
The five biggest mistakes after a car accident in Georgia — from skipping medical care to giving a recorded statement — and how each one can destroy your personal injury claim under current Georgia law, including SB 68.
Hit by an Uber or Lyft in Georgia? Learn how the 3 insurance periods, the $1 million policy, SB 68 tort reform, and your rights as a passenger or pedestrian decide your case.