Premises liability law in Georgia centers on one core concept: responsibility. Property owners have a legal duty to keep their premises reasonably safe for those invited onto the property. When
read moreMost people associate rideshare injuries with passengers using Uber or Lyft, but serious harm can also happen to those outside the vehicle. Pedestrians, cyclists, and other drivers may be affected
read moreTraumatic brain injuries are often misunderstood, especially when they appear mild at first. A person may walk, talk, and function normally in the hours or days following a head injury.
read moreFor many people who suffer serious injuries, the most challenging part of recovery is not just the pain or disruption, but the uncertainty. Some injuries are immediately visible or become
read moreInjury cases on someone else’s property often come down to one question: Did the property owner take reasonable steps to prevent harm? When a site contains dangerous conditions that are
read moreWhen you’re harmed in a collision caused by another driver, your first instinct may be to pursue a claim against that individual’s auto insurance. But what if the driver was
read moreWith Georgia’s lakes, rivers, and reservoirs offering countless recreational opportunities, watercraft rentals have become increasingly popular. From jet skis on Lake Lanier to pontoon boats on Lake Allatoona, these vessels
read moreSpinal cord injuries (SCIs) can be among the most devastating injuries a person can endure. These injuries often require lifelong medical care, extensive rehabilitation, and significant personal and financial adjustments.
read moreWhen someone is injured in a crash, they expect their auto insurance—or the other driver’s policy—to step in and provide the support they need. Unfortunately, many Georgia drivers only discover
read moreAirbags are designed to save lives. For many drivers and passengers, they do. But in some cases, airbags deploy with excessive force, fail to deploy at all, or malfunction in
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