Legal Question in Personal Injury in Georgia

You should already be communicating with your insurance company about this. If the other party sues, they should retain a lawyer and defend the suit. If a lawsuit is not filed, you likely don't need to do anything other than communicating with your insurer and providing them with whatever information they request. People can ask for anything in a letter.

Since you have insurance, your insurer will provide an attorney to defend the claim. That said, depending upon the coverage limit you purchased, you could end up with liability for damages above and beyond your insurance coverage. You have the right to retain your own lawyer. It may be advisable to get a case evaluation to determine your potential exposure.

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Best of luck,

Since you have insurance, you should not worry too much. They have an obligation to defend you. Call them, and also give them the copy of what you received.

Your only risk is if a claim happens which is larger than your coverage. In that case you might need your own lawyer. But usually the insurer will take care of things for you.