Pressure Ulcers and Bedsores: Can a Nursing Home Be Held Liable?
Bedsores are one of the most common injuries that occur in Georgia nursing homes. When you place a loved one in a nursing home, it is typically because they can
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Hit by a Drunk Driver: How Georgia’s Dram Shop Statute May Increase Your Recovery
If you have been injured in a vehicle collision with a drunk driver, you can pursue the driver in civil court for your damages related to the accident. However, in
Georgia Ranks 6th on the List of Deadliest States for Pedestrians
Pedestrians walking near or across busy roadways are vulnerable. While that is true across the country, some areas are more dangerous for pedestrians than others. According to a recent study,
Is an Apartment Building Liable for a Broken Security Gate?
Georgia landlords have a duty to fix broken security gates in order to keep residents safe. This is especially true when they have notice of criminal activity nearby. If there
Can a Car Accident Cause Scoliosis?
Scoliosis is the curvature of the spinal cord and it can be exacerbated by a car accident. While the spinal cord is typically straight, a bent or curved spine can
Punitive Damages in a Georgia Personal Injury Case
A Georgia personal injury lawsuit is a civil case, not criminal, so there is no jail or prison time at stake; however punishment may be available in the form of