Car Accident Liability Georgia

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If a driver blacks out and causes an accident in Georgia, they may be liable for property damage and personal injury claims. If the blackout was due to an unknown medical condition, criminal liability might not apply, but the driver could still face civil repercussions. Auto insurance may cover the damages, depending on the policy. Consult a lawyer for detailed advice.

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Hello, my dad blacked out behind the wheel and crashed into a car showroom, hitting * cars. What would be the reprecussions
Hello ****, in Georgia, your dad could potentially face:
- Liability for property damage
- Personal injury claims if anyone was hurt
- Possible charges of reckless driving if it's found he drove knowing he could black out
It's important to consult a lawyer for specific advice.
He was unaware he was going to black out, he blacked out due to an unaware sickness
If your father was unaware of his condition and it caused him to blackout, he may not be criminally liable. However, he may still:
- Be liable for property damages
- Face personal injury claims
- Have his driving privileges reviewed
Remember, this is general advice. Consult with a lawyer for specifics.
He hit * mercedes benz e class cars, would he pay for the damages
Yes, in general, if your dad caused the accident, he would likely be responsible for the damages. However, his auto insurance company might cover these costs, depending on his policy. Please consult with a legal professional for specifics.