Personal Injury Lawyers
In this article, we review the Slip and Fall standard for Summary Judgment, which determines whether a case is viable and will be able to get a jury. This excerpt is routinely cited in most of our Slip and Fall cases when a motion for summary judgement has been filed. In Lau’s Corp., Inc. v. […]
As warmer weather rolls in, many families are beginning to take a trip to the lake, a swim in the ocean, or a dip in the pool. Water activities are the highlight of everyone’s summer but, staying safe is crucial. Keep reading to find out more about how you can optimize your safety while enjoying […]
As the springtime is finally arriving, more cyclists and bike riders will be hitting the roads. It is imperative that drivers and road cyclists know how to stay safe on the roads. It is common for cyclists to collide with motorists as a result of not being aware of surroundings, but what most motorists do […]
When it comes to driving safely, there are always new strategies to implement into your driving routines. Being able to drive defensively is one of the most practical and valuable skills to maintain, especially if you drive others around for a living. Rideshare drivers, these tips go for you, too! Keep reading below. Remove Your […]
Do you live in Georgia and rely on your phone’s GPS to get you from Point A to Point B? You probably know by now that Georgia is a handsfree-state, meaning all drivers must refrain from using a cell phone or tablet while driving as per the 2018 law, HB 673. This law was passed […]
Did a dog bite you within the last two years? Do you live in Georgia? There are certain legal statutes in place that can help cover the damages from your traumatic experience. If the attack happened within the last two years, you are eligible to file a dog bite lawsuit and get the representation and […]
Our team at the Haug Law Group regularly receives large verdicts and settlements for our clients, but we are not afraid to try cases of moderate to minor damages. An example of this can be seen through our victory in a Magistrate Court trial on July 7, 2016. A single-mother was involved in an automobile […]
Almost everyone is familiar with the idea that if a person dies as a result of the negligence of another, damages could be recovered in a wrongful death lawsuit. However, perhaps not as common is the idea that one could also recover for prenatal harms. There are three different kinds of prenatal harms recognized at […]
Dog owners can recover the value of medical costs in a Negligence Action in Georgia. In Georgia, when a person is injured in an accident due to the negligence of someone else, she can often recover money damages for her personal injuries, including her medical costs. If that same person passes away due to the […]
If someone is injured in another’s home, the homeowner could be liable for any damages caused. Common problems include falling on slippery or insecure surfaces, being injured in pools or trampolines, lawnmower accidents, and accidents involving pets or unsafe conditions on the property. You can protect yourself from liability by knowing the situations that could […]
Prior to 1946, the government could not be sued based on the doctrine of Sovereign Immunity. However, today, if a person is injured because of the acts of a government employee acting within the scope of employment, the injured person can sue the government for personal injury, wrongful death, and property damage. Therefore, if a […]
Defenses to Negligence Claims in Georgia Suppose a driver turns left at a red light in front of a second driver’s car, causing a car accident. The first driver is clearly negligent. However, let’s assume the accident could have been avoided entirely had the second driver not been speeding. Courts have three different ways of […]
Negligence Per Se Atlanta Georgia If an individual is injured because of the actions of another, she may be able to recover her damages if she can prove that the other person was negligent. As mentioned in previous posts, to prove that another person has acted negligently, you generally must demonstrate that the person acted […]
Swanson v. Tackling: A Georgia Dog Bite Case In a recent Georgia case, a seven year old boy was bit on the head by one of Defendant’s Great Dane dogs while he was visiting their home. He suffered serious and disfiguring injuries as a result. His mom filed a personal injury suit against the dog’s […]
Proving Negligence Actions in Georgia: Unreasonable Conduct When a person has been injured in an accident, she may be able to recover damages for her injuries if she can prove that the accident was caused by the negligence of another. In other words, if someone acted unreasonably and caused injury as a result, that person […]
Products Liability Cases in Georgia If a consumer is injured while using a defective product in Georgia, she may be able to recover for her personal injuries. There are several theories under which she may be able to win. Negligence The first theory of recovery to consider when someone is injured by a product is […]
Georgia Slip and Fall Cases If an individual slips and falls in a store, the store may be liable for any personal injury suffered. This is commonly known as a slip and fall case. However, in Georgia, store owners are not required to insure the safety of their customers. Therefore, just because an individual can […]
Georgia Nuisance Claims A nuisance occurs when someone uses their property in a way that interferes with the use and enjoyment of the property of others. A nuisance can be caused by many bothersome activities, including noise and noxious smells, or by more serious activities, such as the contamination of waterways and air pollution. A […]
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Even though each family trusts that no member of the family will endure a wrongful demise because of a third party’s carelessness, the truth of the matter is that this kind of mishap are exceptionally regular in the US. Actually, the top five causes of untimely demise may affect a family whenever and wherever. What […]
