Personal Injury Learning Center

1) In Georgia, what is the legal blood-alcohol concentration (BAC) threshold at which a driver is considered impaired for purposes of a DUI crash claim?

2) Which type of coverage is normally used to pay an injured third party’s losses when a drunk driver causes a crash in Georgia?

3) Which of the following losses is most clearly an example of non-economic compensatory damages in Georgia?

4) Which evidence standard must a plaintiff meet to obtain punitive damages in Georgia?

5) When a Georgia personal-injury claim involves a city-owned vehicle, how long may a claimant have to serve a notice of claim on the government?

6) Under Georgia’s “impact rule,” a plaintiff seeking compensation for emotional distress typically must also prove?

7) After a DUI collision, which piece of evidence is especially helpful for proving the other motorist’s impairment and liability?

8) Georgia follows which doctrine when determining a dog owner’s civil liability for bites?

9) A Georgia medical-malpractice claim typically requires expert testimony in order to prove which element?

10) Which of the following is not one of the core elements a plaintiff must establish in a Georgia medical-malpractice action?