Archive for Car Accidents

In a Georgia negligence claim, a plaintiff must show (1) a duty, (2) breach of the duty, (3) proximate cause, and (4) damages. Proximate cause can be tricky to prove. In a recent appellate case, a

In Georgia, a car driving recklessly and in tandem with another car can be held liable if the second car gets into a crash under a “joint enterprise” theory of liability. In a recent case,

Can a Georgia municipality be held liable for failing to provide police protection to the public? Under the “public duty doctrine,” cities in Georgia cannot be held liable for a duty of police protection except

When you are injured and anxious about paying medical expenses after a serious car accident, you may be tempted to sign a settlement agreement with an insurer for a small sum of money. It is