Damaged pavement in a commercial lot can support a Georgia injury claim, but responsibility is never automatic. Whether the owner answers for a fall on broken asphalt depends on the...
Georgia is not a no-fault auto insurance state, so rideshare coverage here does not come with the personal injury protection, or PIP, medical benefits that some other states require. Recovery...
A defect present at the start of the tenancy is one of the stronger scenarios for landlord liability in Georgia, because it ties into both of the landlord's preserved responsibilities:...
A balcony failure at a Georgia apartment can support a claim against the landlord or property owner when poor maintenance or a hidden defect caused the structure to give way....
For a constructive-knowledge theory, yes: the duration a hazard sat on the floor is central, because Georgia charges a store with knowledge of a spill only when it existed long...
A negligent-screening claim against Uber is possible in Georgia, but it is a direct claim about the company's own conduct, separate from the driver's negligence in the crash. It asks...
A business can be liable in Georgia when a loose rug slides out from under a customer, because an unsecured rug on a smooth floor is a hazard the business...
Status matters because Georgia premises liability is built on tiers, and each tier sets a different standard for the owner's conduct. Since the standard defines what counts as a breach,...
Both can be responsible for a Georgia elevator failure, and which one bears more of the blame depends on the cause. The building owner cannot escape liability merely by pointing...
Knowing about a static danger before an injury can seriously undercut a Georgia premises claim, and in many cases it defeats it. The reason is that these claims depend on...