Like any other state in the union, Georgia is host to its own set of unique laws. Many of these laws affect personal injury cases. From dog bite laws to traffic regulations, these laws and statutes can impact how Georgia legal cases play out. Georgia Isn’t a “One Bite Rule” State Many states throughout the …
Subrogation: What You Need to Know
Subrogation refers to a common insurance practice. The doctrine refers to an insurance company’s legal right to pursue a third party in order to recover damages paid to the policyholder as a result of a claim. Subrogation is most common in auto accident cases but can also occur during property or healthcare policy claims. Typically, …
Can Nursing Staff Be Held Liable for Medical Malpractice?
Nursing staff can be held liable for medical malpractice. You can seek damages incurred due to their negligence in certain situations. Medical malpractice and nursing home abuse cases can be complex, and liability can often also be laid on the attending doctor or medical facility in which the malpractice occurred. For instance, if a doctor …
Am I Required to Provide a Recorded Statement in an Injury Claim?
No, you are under no legal obligation to provide a recorded statement in a personal injury claim. Doing so could actually harm your case. Insurance companies may try to use your recorded statement to reduce your claim by using the following tactics: Using pointed questions to invalidate your case Attempting to downplay your injuries Examining …