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According to the NHTSA, 34 people are killed in drunk driving crashes on U.S. roads every single day. Despite a decades-long decline from historical highs, this fact illustrates that drunk driving remains a significant road safety issue in the United States. At Gonzales Torres, we believe that all drunk driving crashes are preventable and…

After a car accident in Georgia, there’s a strict deadline for taking legal action. Generally, you have two years from the date of the crash to file a personal injury claim against the other party. This rule is set by Georgia’s statute of limitations. Loss of consortium damage claims usually need to be filed…

Después de un accidente de auto en Georgia, existe un plazo estricto para tomar acciones legales. Por lo general, usted tiene dos años a partir de la fecha del accidente para presentar una reclamación por lesiones personales contra la otra parte. Esta regla está establecida por el estatuto de limitaciones de Georgia. Las reclamaciones…

Insurance companies are supposed to be there to help us after car accidents, allowing us to recover compensation for losses like medical expenses and property damage. Unfortunately, it doesn’t always work out the way we want it to, and sometimes the claims are denied. You don’t have to give up, though. There are ways…

Las compañías de seguros se supone que están ahí para ayudarnos después de un accidente de auto, permitiéndonos recuperar compensación por pérdidas como gastos médicos y daños a la propiedad. Lamentablemente, no siempre funciona como esperamos y, en ocasiones, las reclamaciones son denegadas. Aun así, no tiene que rendirse. Existen formas de apelar su…

Every driver in Georgia needs to prove financial responsibility by carrying certain amounts of car insurance. These requirements exist to help cover others’ injuries and damage if you cause a crash.  Georgia law requires every driver to have at least $25,000 in bodily injury liability per person and $50,000 per accident. There is also…