Atlanta injury law, in plain words

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Adjusters, lawyers and courts use words that most people never hear until they’re hurt. This plain-English dictionary explains the ones that decide your claim.

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Four words that change outcomes

Comparative fault: Georgia reduces your recovery by your share of fault, and bars it at 50% or more.
Statute of limitations: The deadline to file a lawsuit; two years for most Georgia injury claims.
Subrogation: A health plan or insurer’s right to be repaid from your recovery for what it paid.
Time-limited demand: A pre-suit settlement offer with a deadline; Georgia sets required terms for motor vehicle claims.

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