You have important decisions to make after a personal injury accident. This legal library provides you with the useful information that you need so that you can make the right decisions to protect your recovery and your future.
Have You Or A Loved One Been Injured Due To Negligence In Georgia?
If you or a loved one have been injured by the negligence of others you should speak with an experienced Georgia personal injury lawyer as soon as possible. Contact us online or call our Peachtree City office directly at 404.474.0804 to schedule your confidential consultation. Jason has helped injured victims in Peachtree City and throughout Georgia for over 30 years and looks forward to helping you.
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Medical Malpractice Of The Diagnostic VarietyMany medical malpractice cases originate with a misdiagnosis or a delayed diagnosis. Patients pay the price with worsening conditions, disability, or death.
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Dashboard Cameras Can Bolster Your Auto Accident ClaimIf you are the victim in an auto accident, a dash cam might be able to show conclusive evidence that the other driver was at fault.
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COVID-19's Impact on Nursing Home AbuseIn order to quell the COVID-19 devastation in nursing homes, the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) issued safety guidelines.
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Marijuana Legalization and Traffic AccidentsWith more states legalizing recreational marijuana, the risk for accidents caused by intoxicated drivers rises as well. Learn about your options here.
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All-Terrain Vehicles Can Be A Wild RideAll-Terrain Vehicles can make for a fun day, but as with all vehicles there are inherent risks to riding. Learn about ATV safety here.
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Medical Malpractice and Prescription Medication ErrorsThe Food and Drug Administration estimates that over 1.3 million Americans are harmed by medication errors each year, some fatally.
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Dangers Of Drowsy DrivingThere is no shortage of causes for auto accidents, but one culprit that sometimes doesn’t receive the spotlight it should is drowsy driving.
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When Nursing Home Residents WanderNursing homes owe residents a general duty of “due care,” which means taking every reasonable precaution to keep residents safe from foreseeable harm.
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Make Winter Driving Less Of An AdventureAccording to the Federal Highway Administration, weather conditions play a role in one-quarter of auto accidents on U.S. roadways each year.
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What to Do When a Surgeon Leaves Behind a Medical Instrument Inside of YouIf a surgeon leaves a medical instrument inside of you after surgery, get immediate medical attention, then call a lawyer to protect your case.