Straight answers to real accident questions.
Sixteen of the questions people ask most after a Georgia crash, answered in a sentence or two. No sales pitch.
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After the crash
Do I have to call the police? · Should I go to the doctor if I feel okay?
Read the guide 4 questionsFault & insurance
Who pays in Georgia? · What if I was partly at fault?
Read the guide 4 questionsDeadlines
How long do I have to sue? · What about property damage?
Read the guide 4 questionsMoney
What is my case worth? · How long until I get paid?
Read the guideTop six
Do I have to call the police?
Georgia requires reporting crashes involving injury, death or property damage of $500 or more.
Should I go to the doctor if I feel okay?
Yes. Some injuries show up later, and a prompt visit protects your health and your claim.
What should I photograph?
Both vehicles, the scene, signs and signals, skid marks, injuries and the other driver’s license and insurance card.
Can I move my car?
If it’s safe and no one is hurt, moving out of traffic is generally allowed and often required.
Who pays in Georgia?
Georgia is an at-fault state; the responsible driver’s insurance pays.
What if I was partly at fault?
You can recover if less than 50% at fault, reduced by your share.
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