Car wrecks happen all the time. Victims sadly sometimes find themselves on the receiving end of multiple accidents in Atlanta! In a recent decision issued by the Georgia Court of
Is a Company Liable for a Car Accident Caused by its Employee Attempting Suicide?
Two men were injured in Georgia after an employee took his employer’s van and caused a series of traffic accidents. The two sued the driver’s employer (LMN) for negligence, alleging
Is a City Housing Authority Entitled to Sovereign Immunity in an Auto Accident?
A plaintiff sued the Housing Authority of the City of Douglas (the “Housing Authority”) and its employee, asserting claims of negligence and vicarious liability after a traffic accident left the
Is Service of an Offer of Settlement under O.C.G.A. 9-11-68 by Email Sufficient?
Two motorists were driving on I-20 westbound in Georgia when one rear-ended the other. After the victim filed suit, the other driver admitted he was at fault for the auto accident
In a personal injury case arising out of a fatal collision between a tractor-trailer and an automobile, the Georgia Supreme Court was recently asked to address whether the well-established test
Negligent Entrustment: Is a Parent of an Underage Driver Responsible in a Car Accident?
After a young girl was injured while riding as a passenger in a Jeep driven by her 14-year-old friend, the young girl’s parents filed a personal injury lawsuit alleging that
When Can You Choose Uninsured Motorist (“UM”) Coverage Less Than the Statutory Amount?
William and Madison Jones appealed the dismissal of their case in favor of an insurance company concerning the amount of uninsured motorist (“UM”) coverage in a policy it issued to
Ante Litem Notice in a Pedestrian Accident Claim Against the City
Surviving parents of a child filed a wrongful death action against the City of Atlanta and others after their son was struck and killed by a car on a road
When Does Sovereign Immunity Apply in a Georgia Truck Accident?
In a wrongful death case filed by a couple against the Georgia Department of Transportation (“DOT”) for the death of their daughter, the couple argued that the trial court erred
Summary Judgment Should Only Be Granted When There Are No Issues Of Material Fact
A plaintiff, individually and as personal representative of her daughter, sued a truck driver and his employer, a transport company for her wrongful death after a traffic accident. The defendants