Rear-End Collisions: Who Is Really At Fault?
The car behind is always at fault. You’ve heard this one. It’s repeated so often it sounds like law. It’s not that simple. Fault in rear-end collisions follows patterns, yes….
The car behind is always at fault. You’ve heard this one. It’s repeated so often it sounds like law. It’s not that simple. Fault in rear-end collisions follows patterns, yes….
It was just a parking lot. Speeds were low. The impact didn’t seem that bad. How serious could it be? More serious than many people realize. Parking lot accidents in…
The decision to place a loved one in a nursing home comes with expectations of professional care. When facilities fail to provide basic necessities, residents suffer conditions that are nearly…
The conveyor belt that caught a worker’s arm because it lacked proper guarding. The press brake that cycled unexpectedly during maintenance. The industrial robot that struck a worker who entered…
The accident wasn’t your fault. The other driver clearly caused it. Police cited them. Witnesses confirm it. Liability isn’t in question. Then you find out: they don’t have insurance. Georgia…
The pothole that caused a motorcycle crash. The police chase that injured bystanders. The state hospital that provided negligent care. Government entities cause injuries just like private parties, but suing…
Airbags are supposed to save lives. When they deploy correctly in crashes, they do. But defective airbags have killed and maimed thousands of people, turning a safety device into a…
Georgia isn’t a strict liability state for dog bites, but it’s not a traditional “one bite free” state either. The state uses a modified system that creates multiple paths to…
Mercedes-Benz Stadium draws tens of thousands of fans for Falcons games and major concerts. State Farm Arena packs in crowds for Hawks games and touring acts. Truist Park hosts Braves…
The hip replacement that failed within two years. The pacemaker lead that fractured. The hernia mesh that caused chronic pain. Medical devices are supposed to improve lives, but defective devices…
Large trucks account for a disproportionate share of fatal crashes on American highways. When an 80,000-pound tractor-trailer collides with a passenger vehicle, the physics favor the truck. The people in…
The car crash that left a young father a quadriplegic. The diving accident that paralyzed a teenager from the waist down. The workplace fall that ended a construction worker’s ability…
Emergency rooms operate under pressure that doesn’t exist elsewhere in medicine. Patients arrive without appointments, often in crisis. Staff must triage competing demands, make rapid decisions with incomplete information, and…
The supervisor who physically assaulted an employee during an argument. The employer who deliberately removed safety guards despite knowing injury was virtually certain. The company that fraudulently concealed toxic exposure…
The treadmill that threw you off when the belt stopped suddenly. The weight machine cable that snapped, dropping the stack on your leg. The exercise bike pedal that broke mid-stride….
You check into your Atlanta hotel after a long flight, expecting a safe place to rest. What you may not consider is that hotels, like all property owners, owe you…
Food trucks have become fixtures at festivals, breweries, office parks, and street corners across Georgia. They bring restaurant-quality food to locations without permanent kitchens. They also bring vehicles, generators, cooking…
Your teenager was in an accident. Or your family was hit by a teenage driver. Either way, questions arise that don’t come up in typical adult driver collisions. When minors…
A routine extraction leaves you with permanent numbness. A root canal introduces infection that spreads to your jaw. An implant damages nerves controlling your face. Dental procedures carry real risks,…
The crack of a cervical adjustment. The pressure of lumbar manipulation. Millions of Americans visit chiropractors annually seeking relief from back and neck pain. Most leave feeling better. But spinal…