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Dock Collapse Wrongful Death Case in Georgia Highlights Construction Oversight Failures

Construction Negligence and Legal Accountability in Georgia In October of 2024, Seven people died beneath the weight of a collapsing dock on Sapelo Island. Far from doing anything wrong- anything that could have caused the collapse- they were merely families who had...

$75 Million Verdict Highlights How Courts Handle Catastrophic Brain Injury in Georgia

Misdiagnosed Stroke Leads to a Catastrophic Brain Injury in Georgia Jonathan Buckelew walked into a Georgia emergency room in 2015 with classic signs of a stroke. He was disoriented, he had slurring his speech, and he was struggling to stand. But doctors dismissed his...

When Schools Fail: High School Football Brain Injuries in Georgia

A high school football brain injury in Lawrenceville, Georgia has sparked serious concerns about how schools handle head trauma. The student collapsed after a hit, and his family says clear symptoms were ignored. These failures, which are unfortunately common in youth sports, can lead to lifelong and permanent damage. This case shows what happens when concussion protocols break down and why legal action may be the only path to accountability.

The Statute of Limitations in Georgia – What You Need to Know

The Statute of Limitations in Georgia is a Ticking Clock People think they have time. They know there's a reason to act, and they know they need professional legal help. They think tomorrow will a good day to call the lawyer. Or next week. Or when life calms down a...

Who’s Legally Responsible After a Construction Site Injury in Atlanta?

The Rising Risk of Suffering a Construction Site Injury in Atlanta Construction in Metro Atlanta is booming. From new high-rises downtown to large suburban developments, the Atlanta cityscape is in a state of constant and ongoing change. With that growth comes risk,...

How Georgia Law Handles Pain and Suffering in Catastrophic Injury Cases

Understanding Pain and Suffering Under Georgia Law When someone survives a catastrophic injury, the damage often goes beyond what's clearly visible. The ultimate toll on a person’s mind, their dignity, and even their daily experiences can be overwhelming. Georgia law...

What Is a Life Care Plan, and Why It Could Define Your Injury Lawsuit

What is the Definition of a Life Care Plan? A life care plan is more than paperwork—it’s a medical and financial roadmap built to guide the future of someone who’s suffered a catastrophic injury. Created by trained specialists, typically with backgrounds in nursing or...

What to Do After a Serious Injury: The Importance of the First 72 Hours

What to Do After a Serious Injury- A Guide for Georgia Victims A serious injury can change your life in an instant. One moment you're going about your day — the next, you're facing doctors, hospital bills, missed work, and uncertainty. Whether it's from a car...

The Hidden Dangers of Traumatic Brain Injury in Women

Understanding the Unique Impact of Traumatic Brain Injury in Women Traumatic brain injury (TBI), also known as concussion, is an injury to the brain resulting from a direct blow to the head or a rapid change in motion of the head, causing the brain to move back and...

When to Call a Trucking Accident Attorney—and Why Timing is Everything

Understanding the High Stakes of Trucking Accident Cases When someone is involved in a commercial truck crash, life rarely returns to normal. The physical injuries are often catastrophic—spinal cord damage, traumatic brain injuries, amputations. But the legal...

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When Schools Fail: High School Football Brain Injuries in Georgia

A high school football brain injury in Lawrenceville, Georgia has sparked serious concerns about how schools handle head trauma. The student collapsed after a hit, and his family says clear symptoms were ignored. These failures, which are unfortunately common in youth sports, can lead to lifelong and permanent damage. This case shows what happens when concussion protocols break down and why legal action may be the only path to accountability.

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