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Out of the goodness of your heart, you agree to visit your annoying in-laws in Cumming, Georgia. You did not plan to be in an accident on Georgia 400, especially not in the morning.
The other driver is claiming that it was your fault even though you did not do anything wrong.
Do not admit liability!
Instead, contact Parisi Injury Law. Georgia has a staggeringly high accident rate. There is nothing we haven’t seen. A fatal head-on collision at a junction in Cumming, Georgia, claimed the lives of two persons. According to officials of Forsyth County, the crash occurred at the intersection of Bannister Road and Mockingbird Road around 8:25 in the morning.
You are in good hands with us. Just make sure you still report the accident regardless of whether the other driver believes you were in the wrong. According to Georgia Code section 40-6-273, drivers within the state of Georgia are required to report any car crash that results in the physical harm or death of any person.
You Have Options
In Georgia, if you are hurt in a car accident, you have a variety of legal options at your disposal to pursue monetary damages for losses and injuries. You can:
- Directly submit a claim to the other party’s insurance company;
- Submit a claim to your insurance company; or
- File a lawsuit.
But you have to act quickly to exercise your option to sue. In cases involving automobile accidents, product liability claims, wrongful death, premises liability claims, construction accidents, and many other damage claims, a two-year statute of limitations is applicable.
You don’t want to be battling with an insurance company for years and then miss the deadline to file a lawsuit. Contact an attorney who can help keep track of your deadlines.
