Can a Settlement Agreement Be Enforced if An Insurer Doesn’t “Unequivocally and Identically” Accept an Accident Victim’s Offer? A motorcyclist sued the driver of a vehicle, along with others, seeking

Did the Plaintiff’s Attorney make an Improper Argument on Punitive Damages in  a Personal Injury Case? In a personal injury case, a jury found for a plaintiff and awarded him

Can an Attorney be Sanctioned for Raising the Victims’ Seatbelt Use When the Judge Says Not to? Sanctions were at issue in an appeal arising from an automobile accident where

Georgia One of the Worst States for School Bus Accidents Many parents put their children on school buses every day to send them to school. This is the safest type

Is an Employer’s Lapse in Insurance Proof of Negligence? An accident victim appealed from a grant of summary judgment to an insurance agent and his agency (“the defendants”) in a

What Must a Shopper Prove to Succeed on a Slip and Fall Claim? A Wal-Mart customer sued the store, alleging she was hurt when she slipped and fell due to

Pizza Driver Runs Over Pedestrian In a wrongful death action, the plaintiffs argued that a pizza delivery driver was negligent in striking a pedestrian. On appeal, they argued that issues

The Limits of Expert Witness Testimony in Jockey Truck Accident Case A longshoremen at the Georgia Ports Authority in Savannah sued a truck manufacturing and operating company, alleging it failed

Is a Scout Volunteer on a “Special Mission” When She’s Driving to a Planning Meeting at a Restaurant? A local council of the Boy Scouts argued on appeal that a

What is Sudden Emergency Defense in an Auto Accident Case? An auto accident victim sued two other motorists for damages allegedly sustained in a three-motor-vehicle collision. She claimed that the