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Jury duty is a civic responsibility, but many wonder whether they can be excused from serving. In Georgia, the answer is sometimes, but only under specific circumstances. Understanding how jury duty works in Georgia and what qualifies as a valid excuse can help you navigate the process and avoid penalties. Is Jury Duty Mandatory in…

Yes, car accident reports in Georgia are public records. Nearly any interested party may request a copy of an accident report and gain access to it. However, the process can be lengthy, and reports are public records; however, access can be restricted or require specific request information and identification, depending on the agency. Keep reading…

Getting an MRI is often seen as the final step in finding answers after an injury. When the results come back normal, many people feel confused and frustrated, especially when the pain has not gone away. If you are wondering what to do if your MRI scan came back normal but you are still in…

When a rear-end accident happens, it is often assumed that the driver behind is automatically at fault. Determining fault requires assessing all the evidence in the case. The driver behind is not always at fault in a rear-end collision, and there could be cases in which the front driver is to blame. Keep reading below…

Last year, approximately 7,500 traffic crashes were reported in Savannah. These wrecks killed 14 people and injured more than 2,200 others. Between 2019 and 2023, 87 fatal crashes have occurred in Savannah, with 21 recorded in 2022 and another 21 fatal wrecks in 2023. These numbers offer a sharp contrast to the 13 fatal crashes…

Decorating for the holiday season should be fun and memorable. While that’s how holiday decorating unfolds for the majority of families this time of year, some people suffer serious personal injuries from trees, lights, and decorations. In fact, roughly 16,000 people in the U.S. go to the hospital to receive treatment for holiday-decor-related injuries every…

The holiday season in Savannah, GA, brings heavier traffic, which often leads to an increase in car accidents. As you travel during this busy time of year, it’s important to stay extra cautious behind the wheel to help reduce your risk of injury. Even with careful driving, accidents can still happen. If you’re hurt in…

Medical malpractice is one of the most complex and high-stakes areas of personal injury law. Patients trust doctors, nurses, and other healthcare professionals with their well-being—and when that trust is broken, the consequences can be devastating. In Georgia, medical malpractice claims arise when a healthcare provider fails to meet the accepted standard of care, resulting…

Many people in Savannah use the terms “tort law” and “personal injury law” interchangeably. While these areas overlap significantly, they aren’t quite the same thing. Understanding the distinction helps you know your legal rights and options after an accident or injury. Keep reading to learn more about what each area of law is, how they…

  When you file a personal injury lawsuit in Georgia, one important step is the deposition. A deposition might sound intimidating, but it is a common—but important—part of the case process. This article will explain what a deposition is, who is involved, what to expect, and how to prepare so that you can feel confident…