Summary If another driver filed an insurance claim against you after a Georgia collision, that does not automatically erase your right to pursue your own injury claim. Both drivers may make claims, and the evidence—not who called the insurer first—determines fault. Georgia’s modified comparative-fault rule can reduce a recovery by a person’s share of fault […]
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In any legal system, the concept of fault plays a crucial role in determining liability and damages in civil cases. Georgia, like many other states in the United States, follows a comparative fault system. Understanding Georgia’s comparative fault law is essential for both individuals seeking legal recourse and those looking to navigate the complexities of […]