Georgia does not expunge records. It restricts them. The word people bring to us is "expungement." That word left Georgia law in 2013. What ... Read More
Archives for October 2026
Assaulted at a Macon Apartment Complex or Store: Georgia’s New Negligent Security Law
If you were shot, assaulted, or robbed on someone else's property in Macon, whether the property owner can be held responsible is now governed by a ... Read More
Motorcycle Accidents in Macon: Bibb County Ranks Among Georgia’s Top Five for Rider Deaths
Federal crash data for 2021, as reported in Georgia's federal highway safety plan, recorded eight motorcyclist fatalities in Bibb County — among the ... Read More
Two Trials Instead of One: Georgia’s New Bifurcation Rule in Macon Injury Cases
Of everything Georgia's 2025 tort reform did, the change least discussed outside courtrooms may be the one that matters most to a badly injured ... Read More
Can you still get a bond in Georgia? What SB 63 changed
The short answer, and then the real one Yes. You can still get a bond in Georgia for most offenses. What changed is not whether bond exists. ... Read More
Your Medical Bills After SB 68: What a Macon Jury Will Actually See
For decades, the medical damages presentation in a Georgia injury case was straightforward: the jury saw what the hospital charged. Whether your ... Read More
