Legal Updates

Head-on collisions are among the most dangerous types of motor vehicle accidents, often resulting in severe injuries or fatalities. In Georgia, where an extensive network of highways and rural roads connects cities and communities, these accidents are not uncommon. Understanding the causes, consequences, and legal avenues available to victims is crucial for ensuring safety and…

Mediation plays an essential role in resolving daycare injury cases in Georgia. When a child is injured in a daycare setting, emotions run high, and parents understandably seek justice for their child’s pain and suffering. While litigation is an option, mediation offers a less adversarial and often more efficient way to resolve disputes. Understanding the…

In recent years, dash cams have become increasingly popular among drivers across Georgia. These small recording devices, mounted on the dashboard or windshield of a vehicle, capture video footage of the road ahead (and sometimes the interior or rear views as well). Beyond their usefulness in documenting scenic drives or traffic incidents for social media,…

In Georgia, the legal concept of “course and scope of employment” plays a critical role in determining liability when an employee is involved in a car accident. This principle is essential in deciding whether an employer can be held vicariously liable for the actions of their employees under the doctrine of respondeat superior. This article…

Pedestrian hit-and-run accidents are a serious issue in Georgia, where the law holds drivers to high standards of accountability. These incidents not only inflict physical harm on victims but also leave lasting emotional and financial burdens. This article examines the legal framework surrounding pedestrian hit-and-run accidents in Georgia, referencing key provisions of the Official Code…