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Mediation Process in Personal Injury Cases
Understanding Mediation in Personal Injury Cases: A Path to Settlement When pursuing a personal injury claim, the process of settling your case can take many...
Georgia Personal Injury Claims and AI
What is AI? In its most basic sense, AI is artificial “intelligence” that allows machines or computers to perform tasks that would normally require human...
Common Myths about Personal Injury Attorneys
For those that have never needed a personal injury attorney, it might be easy to believe or perpetuate the common myths we hear about our...
What’s the Deal with Domesticating Foreign Subpoenas?
How to: domesticating a foreign subpoena in another state. POV: It’s a dark and stormy Thursday afternoon and you’re a young, bright-eyed, paralegal working for...
Preparing for a Consultation with a Georgia Personal Injury Lawyer
If you need to consult with a personal injury attorney in Georgia, there are some things you should know prior meeting with the attorney. There...
Georgia Assumption of Risk Doctrine
Under the classic assumption of risk doctrine, a defendant is not liable for harm caused if the plaintiff voluntarily and knowingly assumed the risk. Georgia courts...
Do All Personal Injury Claims End Up in Court?
Do All Personal Injury Claims End Up in Court? Although it may seem like every personal injury claim ends up in court on TV or...
The Importance of Gathering Witness Information Post-Accident
The Importance of Gathering Witness Information Post-Accident If you’ve been involved in a car wreck, struck by a tractor-trailer, or had a slip and fall...
How Does a Contingency Fee System Work?
Under a contingency fee arrangement, clients do not pay their attorneys unless they win their case. For some arrangements, clients may still need to pay...
How Do I Prepare for My Deposition?
What is a Deposition? A deposition is a discovery tool that attorneys use to obtain the sworn testimony of parties and witnesses prior to the...