Who Pays for Damages if my Car Was Stolen and Damaged?
If your vehicle was stolen and suffered damage in an accident, you may have to file a claim under your own insurance policy to recover compensation. To make matters worse, in some situations, you can be held financially liable for the damages that the…
Read moreFault vs No-Fault State for Car Crash Claims
You may have heard Georgia referred to as a fault state for car accident claims, but you may be unsure of what that means, particularly if you have heard of no-fault states. There are important differences between these two types of insurance coverage.…
Read moreWho Can Be Liable When a Child is Hurt on a School Bus?
After placing a child on the school bus, no parent expects to receive a call later in the day saying that their child has been injured in a school bus accident. However, these type of collisions happen more often than they should. At Roden Law, we are…
Read moreFault for an Accident Involving a Driverless Car
Americans are largely in favor of having access to more autonomous vehicles. A national study by AAA found that 60 percent of the public wanted more autonomous features in their next vehicle. However, 54 percent of survey respondents reported feeling…
Read moreNegligence and Gross Negligence in a Car Accident Case
One of the first things an attorney will review with you after a car accident is how it occurred. Your attorney will need to find out if negligence was involved. In some cases, the negligence that caused your accident could be considered gross negligence.…
Read moreUninsured/Underinsured Motorist Coverage in Georgia
Car accident claims can be complicated, particularly when the at-fault party does not have enough insurance coverage for the damages you suffered. Even if the other driver has the minimum amount of coverage, this may not be enough for the full value of…
Read moreWhat Makes a Car Accident Witness Credible?
After a car accident, witness testimony may play an important role in proving your claim. Witness credibility is critical, but what makes a witness credible? The attorneys of Roden Law discuss witness testimony and credibility. If you were injured in…
Read moreAnswering Insurance Company Questions After an Accident
One strategy that many insurance companies use to try to deny or minimize the value of a claim is to contact an accident victim in the days or even hours after an accident. They know victims are vulnerable and may be likely to say something that hurts…
Read moreCan I Be Compensated if I Was Not Wearing a Seat Belt?
Seat belts save lives, statistics prove it. However, some people still forget or choose not to wear one while driving. This often happens on short trips because people do not expect to be involved in an accident. However, an accident can happen anywhere…
Read moreTypes of Major Injuries From ‘Minor’ Car Accidents
It may surprise you to learn that a common fender bender could cause you serious physical harm. Below, Roden Law discusses different types of significant injuries an accident victim may suffer in a low-speed car crash that many people may think of as…
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