As a plaintiff’s personal injury attorney, I often have the difficult job of representing the family members or next-of-kin in wrongful death cases in which a loved one has been killed in a wreck. That sometimes includes motorcyclists, bicyclists and even riders of ATV’s. I saw that another Georgia motorcyclist…
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Consumer Product Safety Commission Launches Searchable Site
I am thrilled to hear that the Consumer Product Safety Commission will be launching a new website on which consumers may search for a product by name or type to see what safety issues may arise with that product. This is long overdue and I believe will prevent numerous injuries…
Georgia Roads Prove Fatal This Thanksgiving Holiday
It is a morbid statistic to keep up with, for sure, but one the Georgia Department of Public Safety has been keeping for years, that it the number of Holiday Fatalities on Georgia Roads. This Thanksgiving Holiday (from Wednesday to Sunday) eleven Georgia citizens lost their lives on Georgia roads.…
Georgia Department of Transportation Resolves Case That Sparked “Joshua’s Law”
Monday, November 22, 2010 $750K deal reached in ‘Joshua’s Law’ case By Greg Land, Staff Reporter The parents of Joshua Brown, the 17-year-old driver killed in 2003 when he lost control of his car on a stretch of wet highway north of Cartersville, reached a $750,000 settlement with the Georgia…
Georgia Department of Transportation Resolves Case that Sparked “Joshua’s Law”
$750K settlement reached in “Joshua’s Law” case 1:17 pm, November 19th, 2010 The parents of Joshua Brown, the 17-year-old driver killed in 2003 when he lost control of his car on a stretch of wet highway north of Cartersville, reached a $750,000 settlement with the Georgia Department of Transportation just…
Does it take a Death to Get the Georgia Department of Transportation’s Attention?
How many Georgians have to die before the Georgia Department of Transportation does something to fix hazardous roads? At least more than one appears to be the answer to that question. In Chatham County, the interchange of I-95 and Georgia Highway 21 has been a hazardous road known to the…
Georgia DOT Pays $600,000.00 to Widower for Wrongful Death of Wife
The Georgia Department of Transportation recently settled a wrongful death claim by agreeing to pay the Plaintiff $600,000.00 for the death of his wife. The Georgia DOT delayed resolution for several years and finally agreed to pay the settlement just before trial in Fulton County, Georgia. The claims in this…
DOT Ignores Obviously Defective Roadway
If you think the Georgia DOT wouldn’t knowingly subject Georgia citizens to a hazardous road condition, think again. Monday, October 25, 2010 GDOT agrees to second settlement Family of woman killed on same stretch of highway that was cited in separate settlement to receive $1 million By Katheryn Hayes Tucker,…
Georgia Consumer Alert: Graco Strollers Recalled
Graco has recalled at least two million strollers due to the potential for strangulation of infants. These strollers have already killed four babies. The Graco stroller recall was, apparently, prompted when babies were getting their necks stuck under the tray. Check the serial number of your stroller and if you…
Similac Infant Formula Recall Alert
In what has been little publicized, Abbot Nutrition has recalled some of its Similac and Isomil Infant Formula. An internal quality review detected the possibility of the presence of a small common beetle in the product produced in one production area in a single manufacturing facility. There is a possibility…