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Poor Angry Dog Management Bites Defendant
Jones et al v. Beebe (A19A1982) Court of Appeals of Georgia decided February 18, 2020 Even in our modern time of Amazon Prime, dogs still bite mail carriers. Maybe the
Family or not… get it in writing.
Floyd v. Chapman (A19A2137) Court of Appeals of Georgia January 16, 2020 Disputes about land transfers often involve families and the failure of individuals to make clear what is being
Things you may not want to do after a car accident.
Is it okay to leave my car where it was at the time of the car accident? It depends. Generally, if you are not seriously injured and it is possible
Slipping and Falling is Not Enough
What is Summary Judgment? The defendant in this case, an apartment management company, appealed the denial of its motion for summary judgment. Summary judgment is granted for the moving party
What harm does a person whose personal information was stolen have to show to proceed with a claim?
Collins et al v Athens Orthopedic Clinic, P.A. (S19G0007), Data breaches seem to occur on an almost daily basis, with hundreds, thousands, or millions of individual’s personal information becoming available
What is there to know about medical payments coverage?
What exactly is medical payments coverage? Under Georgia law, medical payments (“med pay”) coverage is defined as “any coverage in which the insurer agrees to reimburse the insured and others
Does my spouse get a piece of my settlement proceeds from a personal injury case if I get divorced?
Should I hire an attorney if I am in the middle of a divorce and get injured in an accident caused by another person or business? Accidents happen to folks