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No, Georgia does not report speeding tickets to other states officially. However, there are some other factors or caveats to that statement, so keep reading to be sure you’re in the clear.  Georgia is 1 of 5 States that are Non-Members of the Drivers License Compact (DLC) The Driver’s License Compact (DLC), which is an …

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When police arrive at the scene of the crash, they’ll write and file a report. Sometimes, the police report will suggest that you’re at fault for the crash, whether you think you were or not. Don’t fret – just because the police report is against you doesn’t mean you’ll be convicted of any civil or …

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When you are in a car accident, sometimes it is not necessarily clear who was at fault. Not all accidents are black and white.  But can fault be determined by the location of the car damage? We will discuss how fault and damage are correlated below. Situations Where Damage Can Be Used as Evidence of …

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In some cases, going to court is necessary to settle a dispute or get compensation for your injuries. In other cases, it may be possible to resolve the situation out of court. Picking up the pieces after a car accident is a hassle. Do you go to court for a car accident? An experienced car …

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If you’re not able to go back to work because of your injuries, it can be difficult to make ends meet. If you’re uninsured or underinsured, you may worry about those medical bills ending up in collections.  This is how car accidents end up not only reducing someone’s income, but putting them into debt. However, …

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When someone breaks a traffic law and causes a crash, they’re supposed to get a ticket. That begs the question, what if no motorist was issued a ticket? How can you prove their error caused your accident?  It’s not uncommon for a traffic infraction to go unticketed after an accident. Keep reading to learn more …

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Mental health disorders are not always the result of a chemical imbalance. Often, traumatic events trigger mental health disorders, especially those related to anxiety and depression. The good news is, there’s help for people in these specific situations. If you were in a car accident and are struggling to cope or to live as you …

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We can’t give a definite answer to this question without knowing the specific details of your case. However, we can say that most concussion car accident settlements don’t surpass $50,000. This is because most concussions aren’t as severe as other brain injuries, which means an injured person won’t have to pay as much money for …

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Yes, you should see a doctor after the accident, even if it was minor and you feel fine. One of the biggest reasons for this is what’s known as a latent injury. In the moments during and after an accident, adrenaline and fight-or-flight instincts are so strong that even visible injuries may go unnoticed for …

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Whether you or the other driver were at fault in the accident, one of the first things you need to do is hire a lawyer. It will be very difficult, if not impossible, to be compensated for your injuries if you were at fault in the accident and you don’t have insurance or an attorney …

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