August 20, 2026
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Who Pays Your Medical Bills While Your Georgia Injury Case Is Pending?
Here’s the question every injured Georgian asks in week two, when the ER bill lands and the adjuster still hasn’t returned a call: “Who is paying for all this right now?” The uncomfortable truth: the at-fault driver’s insurance company pays once, at the end — not as your bills come due. Understanding how the in-between works is the difference between treating properly and drowning. The At-Fault Insurer Pays Later — Not As You Go Liability insurers don’t pay your bills
August 15, 2026
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Hit by a Distracted Driver? How Georgia’s Hands-Free Law Can Make Your Case
Look at the drivers around you at any Atlanta red light and count the glowing screens. Distracted driving is the quiet epidemic behind rear-end crashes on the Connector, drifting lane-change wrecks on I-285, and pedestrians hit in crosswalks. If a driver hurt you while looking at a phone, Georgia law gives your case a weapon many victims never use. The Hands-Free Georgia Act, in Plain English Since 2018, Georgia’s Hands-Free Act (O.C.G.A. § 40-6-241) makes it illegal for drivers to:
August 5, 2026
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Dog Bites in Georgia: Why “First Bite Free” Is a Myth — and How Victims Actually Win
Gunn Law Group | Atlanta Personal Injury | ~6 min read | Draft for thegunnlawgroup.com/blog Dog attacks are more common — and more serious — than most people realize. Postal carriers, delivery drivers, joggers, kids on bikes, guests at a cookout: when a dog goes after a person, the injuries are rarely minor. Puncture wounds, infections, nerve damage, facial scarring, and lasting fear of dogs are all typical. And in Georgia, who pays depends on a statute most dog owners
August 4, 2026
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Hurt in an Uber or Lyft Crash in Atlanta? Here’s Who Actually Pays
Gunn Law Group | Atlanta Personal Injury | ~6 min read | Draft for thegunnlawgroup.com/blog Rideshares are everywhere in Atlanta — Midtown bar closings, Hartsfield-Jackson runs, Braves games. So are rideshare wrecks. And the first thing most injured people discover is that an Uber or Lyft crash is nothing like a normal car accident claim. There can be three or more insurance policies in play, and every one of those insurers is hoping you don’t know which one owes you.
August 1, 2026
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School Zone Accidents and Child Pedestrian Injuries in Georgia: What Parents Need to Know This School Year
Gunn Law Group | Atlanta Personal Injury | ~6 min read | Draft for thegunnlawgroup.com/blog Every August, metro Atlanta streets change overnight. School buses are back on their routes, crossing guards are at intersections, and thousands of kids are walking, biking, and waiting at bus stops — often before the sun is fully up. It only takes one distracted driver rolling through a school zone for a normal morning to become the worst day of a family’s life. If your
July 22, 2026
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Who Pays Your Medical Bills While Your Georgia Injury Case Is Pending?
The at-fault insurer pays at the end — not as bills come due. Learn how Med Pay, health insurance, liens, and letters of protection work in Georgia injury cases.
July 2, 2026
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School Zone Accidents and Child Pedestrian Injuries in Georgia: What Parents Need to Know This School Year
Child hit by a car in a Georgia school zone or at a bus stop? Learn how Georgia law protects child pedestrians, the deadlines that trap parents, and what to do in the first 48 hours.
February 24, 2026
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Lane Change Accidents in Georgia How Fault Is Proven and How to Beat the He Said She Said Defense
If you were hurt in a Georgia car accident caused by a lane change, the insurance company may act like the case is unclear from the start. They will say it is your word against the other driver’s word and try to delay or reduce payment. Lane change crashes are common on Atlanta interstates and busy corridors, and they often involve sideswipes, merging collisions, and sudden impact that causes vehicles to spin. These cases can absolutely be won, but you
February 19, 2026
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What to Do After a Hit and Run Accident in Georgia How to Use UM Coverage and Protect Your Claim
If you were hurt in a Georgia hit and run accident, the first feeling is usually shock and anger. The second is confusion. People assume that if the driver is gone, there is no case. That is not true. Many hit and run injury claims are paid through uninsured motorist coverage, often called UM, but only if you handle the first steps correctly. The insurance company will look for reasons to deny, delay, or reduce payment, especially if there is
February 17, 2026
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Low Impact Does Not Mean No Injury in Georgia Car Accident Claims How to Fight the Minimal Damage Argument
If you were hurt in a Georgia car accident and the vehicles do not look badly damaged, the insurance company will often try the same move. They will say the crash was low impact, so you could not be seriously injured. This is one of the most common tactics used to deny or devalue legitimate injury claims, especially neck and back injuries and concussion symptoms. Property damage and injury severity do not always match. Your case is about what happened
