If you've been in a minor motorcycle accident in Georgia, there are many steps you need to take immediately. These steps will help ensure that a judge compensates you for any damage that may have occurred to you or your bike. If you miss some of these steps, you may jeopardize what you could receive in compensation. We recommend following these suggestions if you are in a minor motorcycle accident. If you are in a major motorcycle accident where you are injured, disregard these steps and seek medical attention immediately. In any case, if you are injured, take care of yourself first. The attorneys at Dozier Law are ready to help you determine your next best steps. If you've been in any size motorcycle accident – big or small, we can help you receive the compensation you may be entitled to claim. Call (888) 239-2129 today to schedule your appointment…

A motorcycle is considered a motor vehicle under Georgia law. That means that the basic rules for suing over a motorcycle accident and a car accident are technically the same. A motorcycle is a different kind of motor vehicle, so if you were injured in a motorcycle accident, there might be a few ways in which your accident was different from a typical car accident. Let's take a closer look at motorcycle accident lawsuits in Georgia and what you should do if you or your loved one has been injured in a motor vehicle accident. Proving Liability Proving liability in a motorcycle accident case is similar to doing so in an automobile accident case. You need to prove that the driver acted negligently and thereby caused the accident. That often involves establishing that the other driver failed to obey some rule of the road. For example, they drove too fast…

Summer is here, and motorcyclists across the country are taking full advantage of the warm, sunny weather. The increasing number of motorcycles means that the drivers of other vehicles need to be more aware of their surroundings. A motorcycle, even a large one, can more easily hide in a driver's blind spot or be overlooked by other drivers. Last week, Georgia authorities responded to a motorcycle accident between a motorcycle and another vehicle that resulted in the death of the motorcyclist. Paramedics and other first responders were dispatched just before 6:30 a.m. on June 8 in response to an accident. When they arrived, the first responders saw that both vehicles involved in the wreck had come to a stop on the eastbound side of the intersection. The motorcyclist was found lying on the side of the road near the crash site and had suffered severe injuries. Authorities determined that the southbound…