FAQs Category: Gwinnett Motorcycle Accident

Georgia has statutes of limitations that apply to Gwinnett County motorcycle accident cases. In the majority of circumstances in Georgia, you only have two years from the date of your motorcycle accident to file a lawsuit in the state court system seeking monetary redress and damages for the injuries that you sustained. If you do not file […]

There are many reasons for motorcycle accidents in Gwinnett County. Moreover, more than one individual or entity may ultimately be responsible for a motorcycle accident occurring on the road or in a parking lot or parking garage. More often than not, motorcycle accidents are due to another motor vehicle operator’s negligence. When a car, truck, or […]

In Gwinnett County motorcycle accident cases that arise from motorcycle accidents, the defendant (the person or entity who allegedly caused the accident) doesn’t need to prove anything. Instead, the accident victim has the burden of proving fault and damages for the accident. Some of the most critical pieces of potential evidence in Gwinnett County motorcycle […]

You may be wondering whether you can settle your case on your own after a motorcycle accident. While there is certainly no rule or law that prevents victims from representing themselves, it’s vital to keep in mind that insurance companies have financial incentives to settle cases for as little as possible. In addition, insurance companies […]

After being involved in a Gwinnett County motorcycle accident, you will have several legal options available to you. If the at-fault person or entity’s insurance company makes a favorable settlement offer in your case, and if you choose to accept that offer, then your case ends. Before accepting the settlement offer, your lawyer can explain […]