After declaring nearly 34 million airbags defective last month, Takata Corp. has said several of the cars that already have been repaired will need to have a second airbag replacement to ensure the vehicle’s safety. According to a CNN Money report, an executive for the company said in a testimony for a Congressional hearing…
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Worker’s Compensation in Georgia
Atlanta is one of the busiest and fastest growing cities in the United States. With this influx of people comes the need for more infrastructure and roadways. This often leads to an increase in construction zones and more workers along high traffic highways. When a worker is injured, the incident could be considered a workplace…
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Design Defects in Product Liability Cases
A jury in Georgia has found automaker Chrysler responsible for the death of a 4-year-old nearly three years after the child was burned alive in a Jeep Grand Cherokee accident. According to a lawsuit filed on behalf of the victim, the vehicle was stopped as the driver, the child’s aunt, prepared to turn left. Another…
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Proposed Legislation Could Change Process of Seeking Damages in Medical Malpractice Cases
Georgia lawmakers are proposing new legislation that would dramatically change the way in which medical malpractice cases are handled throughout the state, including adding a limit on the damages a person could receive in a medical malpractice suit. Senate Bill 86 would establish the Patient Compensation Act, which essentially would create an alternative to medical…
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Pet Owner Liability in Dog Bite Cases
A jury awarded $72 million to a DeKalb County family nearly four years after the young girl was mauled by two pit bulls, leaving her scarred and permanently disfigured from the attack. The young girl, who was 8 years old at the time of the incident, was playing basketball on her driveway when two pit…
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Liability in Auto Accident Cases
The Georgia Supreme Court on Tuesday heard another case involving the practice in which juries are allowed to appropriate damages among defendants and parties who have not been sued. The Zaldivar v. Prickett case is the result of a 2009 collision between two drivers, one of which was driving his work vehicle. Both claimed the…
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Toy Safety for the Holiday Season
The holiday season each year is a special occasion for families around the country. After Thanksgiving festivities in November comes one of the busiest shopping times of the year. Each year families spend hundreds of dollars purchasing new items and toys for Christmas, but it is important to ensure the products are safe. According to…
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Seeking Damages in Product Liability Cases
The families and estates of two Atlanta police officers have filed lawsuits against several companies after the pair was killed two years ago when a department helicopter they were flying crashed into power lines. The two officers were aiding in the search for a missing 9-year-old boy on Nov. 3, 2012, but were killed when…
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Workplace Accidents and Deaths in Georgia
No matter a person’s line of work, he or she still could face being injured while on the job. Whether it is an office-related occupation or something with a more physical job requirement, there still could be risks. In some extreme instances, a worker could be killed at his or her workplace. Some jobs are…
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Wrongful Death Lawsuits in Georgia
A local family filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the Atlanta suburb of East Point and two of its former police officers last week after police allegedly used Taser devices on a 24-year-old man who died following the incident. Gregory L. Towns Jr. was arrested on April 11 after he fled on foot from officers…
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