The Information You Need, When You Need It

In our technology driven society, it is rare to find someone not carrying their cell phone or other electronic device at any given time.

As temperatures drop in Georgia and across the Southeast, some residents may turn to space heaters to beat the chill.

Negligence plays an important role in any car accident claim.

Whiplash is a term used to describe soft tissue injuries occurring to the neck and shoulders, akin to a strain or sprain.

Hundreds of people die in car accidents in the Atlanta area each year.

Employees can be injured at any time while performing work duties, including while traveling.

With business booming in Atlanta and other neighboring cities, people are flocking to the area.

Sleep apnea is surprisingly an often overlooked cause of automobile accidents.

Georgia has a complex dog bite statute that tends to favor the dog owner over the victim.

Recently, a University of Georgia student was arrested after allegedly stabbing another individual with a broken beer bottle in a Georgia bar.

Last year, one Georgia bicyclist learned the hard way of the dangers associated with bicycling in and around the Atlanta area.

If you have been injured in a car accident, you might feel confident that the responsibility for the accident lies with the other driver.

Car accident injuries can greatly impact your ability to work as well as your long term work opportunities.

Car accidents are a leading cause of preventable deaths and injuries among children across the United States.

Hand and wrist injuries are quite common after car accidents in Georgia and elsewhere across the United States.

Car accidents occur every day across the nation.

In Part I of this two part blog series, we began our discussion of living with a brain injury by exploring the inner workings of the brain, the nature of brain injuries and their causes.

Each year, millions of Americans will be involved in a car accident.

Any injury to the brain can be serious.

One of the most important things when it comes to a Georgia workers’ compensation claim is the status of the injured or ill worker at the time the workplace injury or illness occurred. This is often a disputed matter, as some workers are considered “employees,” while other workers are considered “independent contractors.” While an employee’s work status may not seem that important when both an employee and independent contractor may be performing the exact same job duties for the same employer, this distinction is extremely important if an injured or ill worker wants to pursue workers’ compensation benefits.