On an insurance policy whenever you're buying your insurance or just pull up your policy and look at it and it says 25-50 that is the base policy limit for Georgia So what that means is $25,000 per person / $50,000 per incident, so if you're in the car traveling with your family and someone hits you, and they only have the minimum limits in Georgia, which are twenty five, fifty

And say there's a mom, dad, and two kids, all four of those family members have to split the $50,000 coverage, and that's not enough So that is why it isn't so important for everyone to have uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage That protects you for that instance, and it is just, I cannot stress the amount of importance that there is on uninsured or underinsured motorist coverage You have to have it for your own protection, Georgia law does not require you, an insurance, so a lot of insurance companies don't tell you about it, or they'll tell you about it and say no, but to get your rate lower you know you can just get the set off, and they don't tell you what that means And nobody knows what it means until you need it and you don't have it

And so while it's not required by Georgia law, common sense requires it to protect yourself as much as you're gonna protect someone else To speak to somebody about your injury call 1-888-we-fight