When Is a Motorist at Fault for Failing to Get Out of the Way of an Emergency Vehicle? In this lawsuit arising from a three-vehicle collision, a motorist sued a

The Map to Justice: Where Will a Georgia Civil Sex Trafficking Lawsuit Be Filed? For survivors of sex trafficking, taking the step to file a civil lawsuit against a corporate

What is The Voluntary Undertaking Doctrine Concerning Rendering Aid After an Auto Accident? A recent appeal arose from a tragic fatal vehicular collision involving a motorist and a bicyclist. At

This case arises out of a March 2023 motor vehicle collision involving an accident victim (the plaintiff) and State Farm’s insured (the defendant). The plaintiff’s alleged injuries exceed policy limits.

Behind the Counter: Specific Georgia Laws Forcing Hotels to Fight Sex Trafficking For too long, the hospitality industry in Georgia treated sex trafficking as a problem for law enforcement alone,

Can a Past DUI Be Used Against an At-Fault Motorist in an Auto Accident Trial? In a wrongful death suit against a motorist arising from an auto accident, the jury

Turning a Blind Eye: Why Atlanta Hotels Can Be Held Liable for Sex Trafficking When sex trafficking occurs behind closed doors in a Metro Atlanta hotel, the corporate owners and

When Can a Complaint be “Renewed” in an Auto Accident Case? The trial court dismissed a plaintiff’s renewed complaint after concluding that O.C.G.A. § 9-2-61(a), the renewal statute, didn’t apply