Sometimes, yes — but not for the reason most families expect. When a drunk driver kills someone, the first instinct is to…
Often, yes. But the deadline that decides whether you can is not the two-year one most families are told about — it…
Yes. When someone dies because a property was not kept safe, Georgia law can hold the owner or occupier responsible through a…
Losing someone to a medical error is a particular kind of grief. You trusted people whose job was to help, and instead…
You keep coming back to one moment. Maybe it was the nurse at the hospital asking — a little too carefully —…
When a defective product kills someone, most families brace for a fight with the company whose name is on the box. That…
When another driver’s negligence kills a motorcyclist, Georgia law lets the rider’s family recover the full value of the life of the…
A fatal tractor-trailer collision is not simply a larger version of a car wreck. It can involve a federally regulated carrier, a…
Georgia law does not leave a child’s death unaccounted for. O.C.G.A. § 19-7-1(c) states that “in every case of the homicide of…
Fatal incidents usually have more than one cause. A trucking death may involve the driver, the carrier that dispatched him, the shipper…
