Dram shop laws pertain to the liability of bars, clubs, liquor stores, and other commercial establishments in cases where they have served alcohol to visibly intoxicated persons or minors who subsequently cause injury or damage. Under these laws, if such establishments knowingly serve alcohol to someone who is clearly drunk or if they unlawfully provide alcohol to a minor, they

Determining whether to call 911 can be confusing when involved in an accident in Georgia. You can make that decision based on the circumstances of your situation. The law in Georgia requires reporting any accident involving injury, death, or significant property damage to the authorities immediately. The decision to contact emergency services following an accident depends on various factors. Considerations When

One of the most common pieces of advice you might hear when you have been in a car accident is to document what happened at the scene and see a doctor afterward in case injuries or pain show up later.  There might be injuries that are either not immediately apparent or present themselves later and were not visible following the

In the State of Georgia, the issue of distracted driving has become a significant concern, meriting stricter legal measures and civil liability implications. Distracted driving, which includes texting, using a phone, or any other activity diverting a driver’s attention from the road, jeopardizes public safety and triggers legal consequences. Investigating instances of distracted driving is critical in understanding and proving