Rear-End Crashes
Often look simple, but insurers still fight injury causation, prior conditions, gap in treatment, and whether the impact was hard enough to cause the claimed injuries.
Crash Types
Georgia Car Crash Claim Types
Different wrecks create different evidence problems. Use this page to identify the claim type you are dealing with and jump to the guide that matches the insurance and documentation issues most likely to matter.
Intersection and Left-Turn Wrecks
These claims usually turn on traffic signals, turning movements, witness statements, nearby camera footage, skid marks, and whether either driver was speeding or distracted.
Truck and Commercial Vehicle Crashes
Commercial crashes can involve the driver, employer, maintenance company, broker, cargo loading, and higher insurance layers. Evidence preservation matters immediately.
Rideshare, Delivery, and Company Cars
Uber, Lyft, delivery, and company-vehicle crashes raise coverage questions that depend on whether the driver was logged in, carrying a passenger, making a delivery, or working at the time.
Pedestrian, Bicycle, and Motorcycle Crashes
Serious injuries are common, and fault arguments can be aggressive. Preserve scene photos, lighting conditions, lane position, helmet evidence when relevant, and medical records from day one.
Uninsured and Underinsured Drivers
When the at-fault driver has no coverage or minimum limits, your own UM/UIM coverage can become the practical source of recovery. Treat it like a real claim, not a friendly favor.
Disclaimer: This page is educational information about Georgia car crash claims. It is not legal advice and does not create an attorney-client relationship.