Slipped and fell at a grocery store in Georgia? Here is who is liable under O.C.G.A. § 51-3-1, how Robinson v. Kroger protects shoppers, what the store’s insurer will argue, and what your claim may be worth in 2026. Call 678-928-7729 for a free consultation.
Georgia law sets a strict order for who can file a wrongful death claim: the surviving spouse, then children, then parents, then the estate. Atlanta attorney Buddy Huntley explains O.C.G.A. § 51-4-2, the “full value of the life,” the two-year deadline, and how the estate claim works.
Georgia is an at-will state with no specific law banning retaliation for filing workers’ comp — but firing you does not stop your benefits, and federal laws like the ADA and FMLA may protect your job. Here is the honest answer, plus the 30-day and one-year deadlines you cannot miss.
If you have ever assumed your car insurance would be there for you after a wreck, a recent investigation by
Georgia is an at-fault state, but the at-fault insurer will not pay your medical bills as they come in. Here is how MedPay, health insurance, letters of protection, and hospital liens actually work under O.C.G.A. § 44-14-470 — and how to protect yourself.
Georgia’s 50% bar rule can wipe out your car accident settlement if the insurance company pins even half the fault on you. Here’s how comparative negligence in Georgia really works and how to protect your claim.
Imagine you\’re standing on a busy construction site, surrounded by towering structures and the constant hum of machinery. Suddenly, you
