How Long Does it Take to Settle a Personal Injury Claim?
The vast majority of personal injury claims in Georgia are resolved either through a settlement with an insurance carrier or through a civil personal injury lawsuit. It is difficult to adequately determine how long a personal injury claim will take to settle, as there is no standard amount of time under the law for...
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Who Can Sue For Wrongful Death In Georgia?
Family members who have lost a loved one due to the negligent or intentional actions of another individual or entity in Georgia often wonder what options they have moving forward. In many cases, the estate of the deceased and the family members may be able to recover closure and compensation for their losses. However,...
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How Do You Prove Wrongful Death in Georgia?
Anytime a person loses their life due to the negligent or intentional actions of another individual or entity, family members and the estate of the deceased deserve closure and compensation. However, proving a wrongful death claim in the state of Georgia can be challenging. Here, we want to discuss the four elements that must...
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Dr. Sherilonda Green Wins Trial Showing District Violated Open Records Act In Order To Hide Evidence Of Race Discrimination
The Charlton County Herald recently featured Dr. Green's victory in winning her Open Records Act at trial see here for the news story. A copy of the transcript is available to whomever requests it at 404-654-0288 and the citations below refer to "T" for the trial transcript: Dr. Green contends the school district's...
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What Qualifies as a Wrongful Death Suit?
Individuals sometimes lose their lives as a result of the careless, negligent, or intentional actions of others. This includes the actions of other people, companies, or entities. However, there are specific elements that need to be present in order for a wrongful death claim to be successful. Here, we want to discuss what Georgia...
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The 5 Most Common Types of Wrongful Death Cases
In order for a civil wrongful death claim to be successful, it must be shown that a person lost their life due to the careless, negligent, or intentional actions of another individual or entity. There are various parties that may be able to file these claims in civil court, and family members are often...
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