Common advice given to drivers is that they should always maintain a following distance of three seconds – at minimum. This way, they can avoid tailgating and react to events ahead of them on the road. But many drivers will count out three seconds and realize that it...
Month: August 2022
2 things you should know about debt judgment collections
As a savvy business owner or financial professional, you're likely aware of the intricate web of regulations and procedures involved in debt judgment collections. Debt judgment collections refer to legally pursuing outstanding debts determined by a court. This often...
What are your options when a car accident settlement is too low?
As you may know, car crash claims are settled between the insurers and the parties to an accident. However, sometimes injured victims do not get the damages they deserve, especially when suffering severe harm (brain injury, etc.). No Georgia law requires you to accept...
What should you do if you’re in a wreck?
Car accidents happen all the time. However, many individual drivers suffer from less than a handful of collisions in their lives. Being prepared for an accident can help many drivers stay safe. Here’s what you should do if you’re in a car accident: 1. Move your...
What if someone without insurance causes a Georgia car wreck?
Car insurance is a basic expectation for motorists in Georgia. State law requires that they carry liability coverage to pay for property damage costs they may cause and also any injuries they cause to others due to unsafe decisions at the wheel. Of course, getting...
What is the most dangerous time to be a pedestrian?
If you travel around on foot, whether through choice or necessity, then it’s worth paying attention to how injury risk changes throughout the week. While you might not always be able to change the time of your journey, you at least know when to be even more cautious...
No sidewalks? Teach your kids about safety to avoid a tragedy
Many rural areas in Georgia lack an important safety feature: sidewalks. Unfortunately, this means that many children (and adults) must walk along the road to get to school and other destinations. Most drivers watch out for pedestrians, but you cannot know when a...
Why domesticate a judgment from another state in Georgia?
Collecting payment on a debt can be a very challenging process. Companies may have a special internal department that handles accounts in arrears, or they may even outsource this work to another business to ensure that all collection efforts are legally compliant. No...
4 types of dangerous drivers on the road
Drivers owe each other and other road users such as pedestrians and cyclists a duty of care. A driver should drive in a way that reduces the chance they injure someone. However, some people engage in risky behaviors on the road that endanger others. Here are four...
Be wary and be safe this Fourth of July
As the Fourth of July approaches, many Americans eagerly anticipate the festivities and gatherings that come with the holiday – and that often means barbecues with family and friends. Unfortunately, festivities can turn tragic if someone is injured, so it’s wise to...