Generally, personal injury law is designed to provide victims of carelessness and negligence with the compensation they need to be made “whole” again. The point is to give victims the …
One of our recent blog posts discussed the Georgia Supreme Court’s “Covid-19 Emergency Order,” and broke it down to explain what it actually means for immediate …
COVID-19, or what has come to be known as coronavirus, has changed the lives of millions of Americans in just the last 4 weeks. Traffic is …
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 …
Imagine you are driving through an intersection with a green light. All the sudden, a big pick-up truck driving on the road perpendicular to you runs a red light. The …
Rideshare companies, like Uber and Lyft, are quickly eclipsing taxis in every major city as the primary ride-hailing services. With demand higher than its ever been …
Cruises are big business. And just like with any big business, things happen and people get hurt. If you are injured due to a cruise line’s negligence while aboard a …
The first time I was sent to the principal’s office for fighting was in second grade. I didn’t start the fight. In fact, I wasn’t even part of the conflict …
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 …
