Things change fast. New studies, laws, and information could impact your personal injury recovery. Read this blog to stay up to date on matters that could affect your recovery and to find out what attorney Jason Schultz thinks about the important information that you should know.
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What to Do After a Jet Ski AccidentJet skis are capable of speeds of 60+ mph, and riders are vulnerable to injury.
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Summer Safety Tips for Georgia FamiliesHere are tips to keep you and your family safe this summer, whether in the backyard, at the pool, or on the road in Georgia.
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Pit Bulls Breed Controversy in GeorgiaSome pit bulls are affectionate and amazing pets. Some are overt menaces. Others are ticking time bombs.
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Be Mindful of Trucks and Trailers when Driving in Winding ConditionsThe Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration states that winds of 25+ mph can have a detrimental impact on driver control.
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How to Handle Brachial Plexus Injuries for a NewbornWhen a newborn’s nerves are overstretched or torn during vaginal childbirth, the injuries may be temporary or permanent.
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How Frequent are Wrong Way Accidents?According to the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), over 350 highway deaths yearly are from wrong-way accidents.
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Water Beads: An Expanding Hazard for ChildrenWater beads, (a.k.a. jelly beads, gel beads, water pearls, water orbs, etc.) small, colorful spherical objects that absorb water, pose a danger to children.
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Defective Product Liability ClaimsIf you suffered an injury or other damages from a product you used, you might have a defective-product liability claim.
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Choosing Your Criminal Defense AttorneyWhen choosing a criminal defense attorney, think about the attorney-client relationship like the doctor-patient relationship. Like a patient meeting a prospective doctor, you are usually facing serious and very personal circumstances.
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A Quick Look At Catastrophic InjuriesCatastrophic injuries are classified as injuries that strike without warning, with life-changing and lifelong ramifications, both emotionally and physically.