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Auto Accidents in Georgia

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• Insurance Company Secrets Laid Bare
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• Knowledge is Power: Insurance Policy Glossary
• Federal Legislation is Calling for All Vehicles to Have Electronic Stability Control
• How to Read Your Car Insurance Policy
• Auto Accidents: An Overview
• Factors that help Determine a Driver's Negligence
• The Dangers of Impaired Driving
• The Dover Law Firm Aggressively Pursues Your Case
• What to do After a Car Crash
• Car Accident Checklist: Ten Steps to Take Should You Have an Accident
• Games Insurers Play: Insurance Company Methods That Cost You Money

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Doesn’t the responsible party’s insurance cover all of my damages?

A: Unfortunately, not all drivers possess valid insurance policies. It is not uncommon that another driver involved in an accident may be uninsured for reasons such as unpaid insurance premiums or driving a vehicle without the owner’s permission. Secondly, the insurers will only pay for the damages for which their driver is legally responsible and up to the limit of the insurance company. These limits can be as low as to not allow for the full coverage of incurred damages. Consequently, the insurance company only pays a fraction of what the damages are worth.

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