In Georgia, you generally have two years from the date of an incident to file a personal injury lawsuit. This is known as the statute of limitations. But waiting is one of the most significant mistakes you might make. Evidence disappears within days, insurance companies begin building their case against you immediately, and shorter, lesser-known deadlines could apply to your
In Georgia, dash cam footage is generally admissible as evidence in a car accident claim, provided it is properly authenticated. This means you must show the video is a fair and accurate depiction of the incident without any edits or tampering. The footage must be presented in its raw, unaltered state to be considered credible. While the video is one
Weaver Law Guide to Social Media In today’s digital age, social media is a central part of our lives. Platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok allow us to share life updates, connect with friends, and even document our daily experiences. However, if you’re involved in a personal injury case, what you post online could significantly impact the outcome of
Updated: Oct 17, 2020 Michael George, Attorney The Georgia Office of State Administrative Hearings holds numerous types of hearings that impact the daily lives of Georgia citizens. The two most common types of these hearings are Administrative License Suspension Hearings (aka: ALS Hearing) and Child Abuse Registry Hearings. While these hearings are vastly different, they are still governed by the