Why Failing to Wear a Seatbelt May Hurt Your Personal Injury Case

Wear your seatbelt, every time you get in a vehicle, whether you’re a driver or a passenger.

According to the National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration, the …

Why Failing to Wear a Seatbelt May Hurt Your Personal Injury Case2020-03-13T07:13:06-04:00

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 …

I Was Injured When a Deck or Railing Collapsed. Can I Sue the Property Owner/Landlord/Business?2019-10-25T16:50:39-04:00

Navigating the Foreign Waters of a Cruise Ship Injury Case

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 …

Navigating the Foreign Waters of a Cruise Ship Injury Case2019-08-09T15:52:45-04:00

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 …

The first step in suing the government for personal injury: Ante-litem notices2019-07-31T08:12:22-04:00

What is “tolling” and how does it affect my right to bring a personal injury claim?

From car accident cases to negligent security cases to everything in between, all personal injury actions in Georgia fall under what’s called a “statute of limitations.”

What is “tolling” and how does it affect my right to bring a personal injury claim?2019-07-11T12:57:25-04:00