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Welcome to a new post by the Atlanta Accident Attorney about UM coverage or uninsured motorist coverage.  Now, it will be easier to think about UM coverage in Georgia in terms of being uninsured completely and under-insured.  If someone is uninsured that means that they have no liability insurance.  So, they are just driving about without any automobile coverage in case of a wreck.
UM coverage also speaks to the situation when they don’t have enough insurance.  What do I mean by not having enough insurance for my car wreck?  That means that the value of your claim is [...]

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With Georgia’s new seat belt laws in place, you might need to double check more than your windshield wiper fluid.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Georgia’s New Laws on Seat Belts
New driving laws  information from your Atlanta and Decatur car accident lawyer:
This has been a busy couple of days in the world of new driving laws.  After the ban on texting while driving, we have a new one today for all of Georgia.
Pick up truck drivers must now wear their seat belts.  Before the law passed this week, car drivers had to wear seat belts, but drivers of trucks did not.
Well, those days are [...]

Slow Down, Dude – Texting is Illegal on the Road
The Atlanta & Decatur Car Accident Law Firm presents a summary of the new driving laws that are now in play for all drivers and some specific drivers under 18 years old in Georgia.
Sonny Perdue just signed a new law this week that will change how people behave on the roads.  The law is Senate Bill 360, or the Caleb’s Law, named after the young girl that was killed because of texting while driving.  Georgia joins 30 other states with similar bills.
The new law bans texting while driving.  It will be [...]