FAQs Category: Taxi Accident

Damages are a monetary remedy that an injured party receives for their loss or injury. Damages are a representation of the harm done to the victim. The most common type of damages is compensatory damages. They are two types—economic damages and non-economic damages. Economic damages are those that can be determined easily because they already […]

It’s common for injured individuals to wonder how much their case is worth. This is an excellent question to ask when you first meet with an experienced Duluth taxi accident attorney. Your case’s value will depend on what types of damages you suffered and what they are worth. People with more severe or permanent injuries […]

Duluth taxi accident cases can take time to settle or litigate. During that time, injured individuals could have medical bills Duluth up and waiting for payments. Most medical providers don’t want to wait that long to receive payments. Instead of allowing these bills to go to collections and ruin your credit report, your Duluth taxi […]

Cab drivers must carry corporate insurance. However, their coverage limits on the insurance policies only need to meet the state minimum insurance requirements under Georgia law. The minimum insurance requirements in Georgia are: Bodily injury liability insurance: $25,000 per person Bodily injury liability insurance: $50,000 per accident Property damage liability insurance: $25,000 per accident It’s a […]

One significant problem injured individuals have after a taxicab accident is that most if not all cab drivers are independent contractors. Since they are not employees, the taxi company can’t be held vicariously liable for damages caused by their drivers. Typically, unless the taxi cab driver is a legitimate employee of the taxicab company, the […]

The careless conduct of several different parties could contribute to a serious Duluth taxi crash, including the: Taxicab company: There’s no guarantee that the taxicab company considers a cab operator’s driving record or provides suitable training and management of the taxi driver, even if they receive reports of reckless driving by their cab driver. If […]

This is a critical question as there are time limits. Suppose you or your Duluth taxi accident lawyer doesn’t file your claim within that period. In that case, you can no longer seek compensation from the at-fault parties. Your case is invalid. Georgia sets a time limit on personal injury claims known as the statute of limitations. […]

The statute of limitations isn’t your only worry when it comes to time. Generally, car accident claims grow more difficult to prove as time passes. Evidence such as witness statements and the accident scene becomes lost or damaged. Witness memories are likely to fade, and they might even be difficult to locate. Once your injuries […]

For some injured individuals, handling their claims on their own without the knowledge and skills of a Duluth taxi accident lawyer appears more lucrative. They think they will receive more money in their pocket for their settlement if they skip hiring legal representation This simply isn’t true. A reputable Duluth taxi accident attorney will pay […]

No one can predict precisely how long your case will take from start to finish. Sometimes there are curveballs. Typically, a straightforward claim in which the at-fault party admits fault or is clearly liable only takes less time than cases involving severe injuries or multiple liable parties. Rest assured that when you work with our […]