Legal Updates

By Kevin Patrick|April 13, 2025|Day Care Negligence

Understanding Daycare Injuries in Georgia and How to File a Lawsuit

Entrusting your child to a daycare facility is a major decision that comes with an expectation of safety, nurturing, and professionalism. While most daycare centers in Georgia meet those expectations, accidents and negligence can and do happen. When a child is injured at daycare, it can be traumatic for both the child and the parents….

By Kevin Patrick|April 5, 2025|Day Care Negligence

Food Allergies and Daycare Negligence: Legal Implications in Georgia

Food allergies among children have become a growing concern, particularly in daycare settings where children rely on caregivers to provide a safe environment. When a daycare facility fails to properly manage a child’s food allergy, the consequences can be severe, leading to anaphylactic reactions, hospitalization, or even death. Under Georgia law, daycare providers have a…

By Kevin Patrick|March 30, 2025|Articles

Understanding Stop Sign Accidents in Georgia: Legal Rights, Liability, and Compensation

Car accidents caused by drivers who run stop signs are a serious issue in Georgia, often resulting in severe injuries, significant property damage, and legal battles over fault and compensation. If you or a loved one has been involved in such an accident, understanding your rights and the necessary legal steps to recover damages is…

By Kevin Patrick|March 23, 2025|Articles

How to File a Car Accident Claim Against a Deceased Driver in Georgia

If you were involved in a car accident in Georgia where the at-fault driver has since passed away, you may still have legal options to seek compensation. However, instead of pursuing a claim directly against the individual, you will likely need to file against their estate or their insurance company. This process involves Georgia’s probate…

By Kevin Patrick|March 19, 2025|Articles

Understanding the Different Types of Damages in a Georgia Car Accident Case

When you’re involved in a car accident in Georgia, you may be entitled to various types of damages, depending on the circumstances of the case. Georgia law categorizes damages into three main types: economic damages, non-economic damages, and punitive damages. Below is an overview of each, including references to the Official Code of Georgia Annotated…

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