Supporting Our Local Heroes

Dog bites are a real risk for delivery drivers in Georgia. Understanding your options can make a big difference in your recovery. You may have rights to compensation for a dog bite injury, either through a workers’ comp or a personal injury claim if a dog bites you while you are on the job.

This blog post explains what Georgia drivers should know after being injured in a crash caused by an out-of-state motorist. It covers how Georgia law may apply, insurance issues, and why UM/UIM coverage and timely legal guidance may be important.

Georgia law limits how long you have to file a personal injury claim, however exceptions and special rules may shorten or extend these deadlines. Missing these time limits can permanently bar your right to compensation, so it’s important to act quickly and consult an attorney to protect your claim.

Georgia does not have statewide breed-specific dog laws, and each city or county is responsible for creating its own breed or dangerous dog ordinances. This page outlines examples of local regulations across Georgia, along with the state’s dangerous and vicious dog classifications. Understanding these rules can help dog owners and community members stay aware of local requirements.

This summer you can expect to see fully self-driving Waymo One cars debuting on the streets of Atlanta. If you’re a rider who is interested in becoming one of the first to use the service, it is already available in the Uber app.

If a hidden stop sign or damaged signage is the potential cause of an accident, it may be possible to hold the governmental authorities responsible for the sign accountable.

This year, Montlick was proud to support many events and initiatives rooted in our commitment to improving the lives of Georgia residents. We’re sharing a few highlights from 2025.

How we move around our cities and towns is changing rapidly. In the space of a few years, we’ve seen considerable growth in the types of vehicles navigating our streets. At the same time, however, rider and pedestrian injury cases have risen, especially ones involving golf carts.

When a drunk driver causes an accident, victims are left facing more than just physical injuries. They often experience deep emotional trauma, financial loss, and long-term impacts that change the course of their lives. While every DUI case is unique, several key factors determine how much compensation a victim may receive. These may include the severity of injuries, loss of income, and the impact on the victim’s future quality of life.

Georgia’s rainy weather puts drivers at risk of hydroplaning accidents. Learn the risks, preventative measures, and what to do if you’re a victim of a hydroplaning accident.