What is the statute of limitations for negligence in Georgia?
Generally speaking, the statute limitations expires two years from the date of the negligence act. However, there are many exceptions. Four...
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Generally speaking, the statute limitations expires two years from the date of the negligence act. However, there are many exceptions. Four...
Quite possibly, depending on several factors. If there have been prior falls due to similar hazards, you'll be able to establish that the...
Most likely no damage has been done, particularly if she was truthful. Although, I always instruct my clients not to give recorded statements and...
Doesn't sound reasonable based on the limited information you provided. You should certainly expect your lawyer to fight for top value. Jeff...
Georgia law allows a direct action against the insurance company of a "motor carrier." Limousines are motor carriers under Georgia law. An...
Case values are highly dependent on facts, injuries, etc. The smaller the case, the less likely a lawyer needs to be involved. If Damages are...
Absolutely. You can sue the driver, the company he was driving for, and in most cases, the insurance company directly. We often find evidence...
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Absolutely. Any consequences of the wreck, including falls due to weakened lower extremities are recoverable against the person who caused the...
You'll need to sue and send a subpoena to the MVR. We do it all the time. You'd be amazed at how bad many drivers are!
Whether you have a claim against an apartment complex is highly dependent on the facts. If that particular apartment complex was the location of...
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