Most people injured in Georgia have two years to file a lawsuit. If the party that injured you is Macon-Bibb County, that two-year number is close to ...
Read MoreField Sobriety Tests in Georgia: What the Officer Is Actually Scoring
The roadside tests in a Georgia DUI stop are not a general assessment of coordination. Three of them are standardized evaluations developed under ...
Read MoreFirst Offender Treatment in Georgia: What It Protects and What It Does Not
Georgia's First Offender Act allows a court to withhold adjudication of guilt, place you on probation, and — if you complete the terms — discharge the ...
Read MoreNegligent Security Claims in Georgia After Senate Bill 68
If you are assaulted in an apartment complex parking lot, a hotel corridor, or a shopping center, Georgia law sometimes allows a claim against the ...
Read MoreWhat Actually Happens at Arraignment in Bibb County
Most people walk into their first court date expecting something like a trial. Arraignment is not that. It is a brief procedural hearing, often over ...
Read MoreTruck Accidents on I-75 and I-16: Why These Cases Are Different
Middle Georgia sits at the intersection of two major freight corridors. I-75 carries traffic between Florida and the Midwest, and I-16 runs from Macon ...
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