Could I Sue Someone for Giving Me Coronavirus?
COVID-19, the disease caused by a novel coronavirus, is the biggest news topic in the world, as of the time this blog was written. It is difficult to imagine a …
Do I have a medical malpractice claim?
Georgia law requires a person working as a professional to conduct him/herself in a manner consistent with the standards of a reasonably prudent professional in their field. This applies to …
I Was Injured When a Deck or Railing Collapsed. Can I Sue the Property Owner/Landlord/Business? GalleryI Was Injured When a Deck or Railing Collapsed. Can I Sue the Property Owner/Landlord/Business?
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I Was Injured When a Deck or Railing Collapsed. Can I Sue the Property Owner/Landlord/Business?
According to a study by Legacy Services LLC, thousands of people are injured every year by faulty decks and railings. To many people, the most obvious …
What To Do If You’re Injured in a Boating Accident
In 2017, 658 people were killed and 2,629 people were injured in boating accidents, according to the U.S. Coast Guard. Boats, like cars, are powerful machines …
The first step in suing the government for personal injury: Ante-litem notices GalleryThe first step in suing the government for personal injury: Ante-litem notices
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The first step in suing the government for personal injury: Ante-litem notices
Generally, a person has 2 years to file a personal injury lawsuit in Georgia. This 2-year period is known as the “statute of limitations period.” With few exceptions, if an …
Invitee-Licensee-Trespasser — What is the difference and how does it impact a premises liability case? GalleryInvitee-Licensee-Trespasser — What is the difference and how does it impact a premises liability case?
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Invitee-Licensee-Trespasser — What is the difference and how does it impact a premises liability case?
When I was a lawyer representing Fortune 500 retailers, apartment complexes, hotels, and other companies, they would always ask the same question when they got sued by someone injured on …
I signed a waiver and got hurt. Can I still sue for my injuries?
Everyone wants to have fun. But sometimes, fun places like trampoline parks, amusement parks, and even TopGolf will argue that …
Going to the Park? You’d Better Watch Your Step!!!
Next time you’re at a park or playground, bear this in mind . . . the owner of the park or playground may have no legal duty to keep the …