The intersection between criminal and personal injury law in Georgia often presents challenges and considerations for all parties involved. When an individual commits a crime that results in harm to another person, such as in cases of Driving Under The Influence (DUI), assault, or negligence, this not only could open the door to criminal prosecution but can also lay the

Airbag injuries, while less common than car accidents without airbag deployment, can still pose significant health risks. Since airbags aim to protect passengers during a collision, they deploy at high speeds and can cause various injuries. The severity and type of injuries often depend on several factors, including the vehicle’s speed at the crash, the passenger’s position, and whether the

In Georgia, pre-existing conditions can significantly impact the outcome of personal injury cases. These conditions refer to medical issues or injuries before the claimed incident. When a person with a pre-existing condition is involved in an accident leading to a personal injury claim, the defendant may try to argue that the incident did not cause the claimant’s current injuries but