Most homeowner's policies in Georgia include personal-liability coverage that can pay for injuries a dog causes, which is often the practical source of recovery in a bite case. Coverage is...
The standard of care is the benchmark against which a physician's conduct is judged in a malpractice case. In Georgia, it is not a measure of perfection or guaranteed results,...
A trip in a parking-lot pothole can lead to a claim against the party responsible for maintaining the lot, but these cases are often challenging because a pothole is a...
A grocery store can be liable for a fall caused by a grape or other produce on the floor, but liability is not automatic. The store's responsibility turns on whether...
The waiting window between fares is the weakest point in rideshare coverage, and Georgia law treats it as its own category rather than folding it into full ride-period protection. A...
A person struck by something dropped during overhead work at a Georgia property may have a claim against whoever performed the work negligently and, in some cases, against the property...
If the Uber driver had the app off and was running a personal errand when the crash happened, the rideshare company's coverage generally does not apply, because Georgia ties that...
Having traversed the same hazard before an injury can hurt a Georgia premises case, sometimes decisively, because it tends to show the injured person already knew the danger was there....
When several passengers are injured in the same Uber crash, the $1,000,000 in coverage Georgia requires during a prearranged ride is generally a single per-occurrence pool shared among everyone hurt...
A foreign-substance slip-and-fall case is the classic Georgia premises claim involving something on the floor that does not belong there, such as water, a spilled drink, grease, or dropped produce....