Does the Georgia’s Workers’ Compensation Act Bar an Employee from Suing a Third-Party in the Same Accident? This appeal stems from an automobile accident. At the time of the accident,

Georgia’s Pre-Answer Settlement Statute is Amended: What This Means for Accident Victims The Georgia legislature has made changes to O.C.G.A. § 9-11-67.1 which concerns the requirements for pre-suit settlement demands

The Georgia Court of Appeals recently decided a highly litigious case that arose from a tractor-trailer accident that happened in Treutlen County in June 2015. A truck driver rear-ended another

An insured motorist bought a vehicle from a car dealership, and within a week, he crashed his car in a collision while fleeing the police in Virginia. His vehicle was

When Can a Judge Dismiss an Auto Accident Claim Against a County Sheriff? A motorist sued Douglas County and a deputy sheriff alleging that she suffered injuries after their vehicles

In a case arising out of an automobile accident that resulted in the deaths of two women in different vehicles, the husband sued, and after a judgment for the defendants

Can the Police Be Negligent if They Run Over a Suspect after a Car Chase on Purpose? The wife of an accident victim and their minor child appealed from the

When is an Ante Litem Notice Insufficient? In an appeal arising from a granted application for interlocutory review, the City of College Park (“the City”) appealed from the trial court’s

Insurance companies don’t have your best interests as their top priority: they want to make money. Even when they know they should pay a meritorious claim, they can frequently try

Can a Jury Award Too Much Nominal Damages in a Personal Injury Case? A plaintiff sued Walmart seeking damages for future medical expenses and past and present pain and suffering