Category Archives: Slip And Fall
Why “Notice” Matters When It Comes to Insurance and Georgia Accidents
Most insurance policies contain some sort of notice requirement. Basically, the policyholder must notify the insurance company of an insurable event within a specified time period. Even when no exact deadline is stated in the policy, Georgia law looks at whether the policyholder’s delay in giving required notice is “unreasonable” due to an “unexcused,… Read More »
Broken Pelvis After a Slip-and-Fall in Atlanta: Will I Ever Walk Again?
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) states that seniors are more likely to suffer slips and falls than any other type of injury. 25% of all seniors in Georgia fall each year. One of the most common injuries for seniors after slips and falls is a fractured pelvis, otherwise known as a… Read More »
Psychological Issues After an Atlanta Slip-and-Fall: Can I Get Compensation?
Slips and falls tend to cause traumatic brain injuries (TBIs), and you might be struggling with various psychological challenges if you have experienced this firsthand. Even though mental or emotional issues might not translate directly into financial losses, they should still be compensable under Georgia’s personal injury laws. Contact an experienced slip and fall… Read More »
When Do You Need an Expert Witness in a Georgia Personal Injury Lawsuit?
A personal injury lawsuit requires the plaintiff to prove the defendant’s negligence. In most cases, this can be done without the need of an expert witness. To give a simple hypothetical example, if a car runs a red light and slams into another car at an intersection, you do not need an expert in… Read More »