If you’ve been hit while biking or walking in Georgia, knowing what to do after the accident can help protect both your health and your legal rights. 

What to Do After Being Hit While Biking or Walking in Georgia

Georgia law provides protections for pedestrians and bicyclists sharing the road with motor vehicles. For example, Georgia's three-foot law requires motorists to provide at least three feet of distance when passing a bicycle. Read More
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FAQs: Legal Costs & F…

FAQs: Legal Costs & Fee Structures in Workers’ Compensation & Personal Injury Cases

When you’ve been injured because of a workplace accident or someone else’s negligence, the last thing you should have to worry about is whether you can afford legal representation. At Van Dora Law Firm, one of the most common questions we… Read More
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Why it is important to re…

Why it is important to report your work injury quickly

Workplace injuries can happen unexpectedly, whether on a construction site, in a warehouse, or even in an office environment. In the moments after an accident, many employees focus on getting medical treatment and recovering from their injury. Howeve… Read More
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$300,000 Settlement Secured After Athens, Georgia Car Accident Causes Serious Wrist Injury

Injured in a Georgia Car Accident? Call The Van Dora Law Firm If you or a loved one has been injured in a car accident in Northeast Georgia, don’t let the insurance company dictate the value of your claim. Read More
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