A poultry-hauling operation can be held responsible when debris from its trucks causes a crash, because the company and driver are expected to keep their cargo, feathers, and any material...
Liability for a work-zone crash on a Georgia interstate can fall on more than one party, because both the drivers and the entities that set up and ran the work...
Fault for a collision with a tractor or other farm machinery on a rural road is not decided by the equipment's slow speed alone. It depends on whether the operator...
A livestock owner in Georgia can be liable when loose cattle cause a crash, but liability is not automatic. Georgia law makes it unlawful to let livestock roam onto public...
A visitor who trips on an uneven sidewalk in a historic Georgia district may have a claim, but it is among the harder premises cases because much depends on who...
The impaired driver is the primary party responsible for a drunk-driving crash near a Georgia college, but liability can also reach a business that over-served the driver before the wreck....
When a driver is hurt after swerving to miss a deer, there is often no at-fault person to sue, so the injured driver's own insurance frequently becomes the main source...
Liability when a student is struck while crossing a street near campus depends on who had the right of way and how each person behaved at that moment. Both the...
An active-duty service member injured in a crash on a public road off base near Fort Moore generally pursues a standard Georgia injury claim, the same way any other driver...
A tiered contingency fee that rises once a lawsuit is filed reflects the sharp jump in work, time, and risk that litigation brings. The pre-suit phase and the litigation phase...