Failing to obey lawful orders or signals from a law enforcement officer, such as instructions at an accident scene or signals to stop, which can be evidence of negligence or recklessness.
The act of moving a vehicle from one lane of traffic to another. Improper or unsafe lane changes are a common cause of accidents and can establish negligence.
The act of moving a vehicle from one lane of traffic to another. Improper or unsafe lane changes are a common cause of accidents and can establish negligence.
The system used by the Georgia Department of Driver Services (DDS) to track traffic violations. Points are assigned for various offenses, and accumulating too many points can lead to license suspension.
Intentional deception or misrepresentation made for personal gain or to cause harm or loss to another person, often involving false statements, concealment of facts, or misleading conduct.
Mental or emotional suffering (such as anxiety, depression, fright, or anguish) experienced by an individual as a result of another’s wrongful conduct. It can be a component of damages in personal injury claims.
Payments provided by government programs (like Social Security Disability Insurance – SSDI) or private insurance policies to individuals who are unable to work due to a qualifying illness or injury.
A payment or service provided under the terms of an insurance policy, government program (like Social Security Disability), or employee plan (like workers’ compensation or disability benefits).
A type of deed used by an administrator (a person appointed by a court) to transfer real estate from a deceased person’s estate when the person died without a will (intestate).
A comprehensive summary of the ownership history and events related to a specific piece of real estate, detailing any limitations, liens, or claims.
