Legal Updates

Personal injury cases are about people. That may sound obvious, but it is something I try not to lose sight of when dealing with insurance companies, medical bills, liens, litigation expenses, attorney’s fees, and all the other numbers that can become part of a personal injury claim. At the end of the day, there is…

If you have filed a lawsuit after a car accident in Georgia, there is a good chance that you will eventually be asked to give a deposition. For many people, the deposition is one of the parts of a personal injury lawsuit that causes the most anxiety. That is understandable. Most people have never been…

After a serious car accident, one of the first questions is usually: Does the at-fault driver have enough insurance to cover my injuries? Unfortunately, the answer is not always yes. A driver may cause an accident that results in surgery, extensive medical treatment, months away from work, and significant pain and suffering—yet carry only $25,000…

As summer comes to an end and students across Georgia return to the classroom, drivers can expect a familiar change on the roads: more school buses, heavier morning traffic, crowded drop-off lines, student pedestrians, and young drivers heading to school. Back-to-school season is an exciting time for families, but it also creates additional risks on…

As summer comes to an end and students across Georgia head back to the classroom, roads around schools, neighborhoods, and bus stops become much busier. Parents are navigating morning drop-offs, school buses are making frequent stops, teenagers are driving to school, and children are walking or biking near traffic. For Georgia drivers and parents, the…