We trust our healthcare providers to provide safe and effective treatment. However, they sometimes make mistakes that can cause severe injuries or even death. If you or a loved one are a victim of a
Almost every type of legal claim is governed by an applicable statute of limitation that limits the amount of time a plaintiff has to bring legal action to redress his or her grievance. Among the
Since passage of the Federal Arbitration Act of 1925, arbitration clauses have become a commonplace, if not boilerplate, provision utilized in contracts executed in the United States. However, given the ubiquity of adhesion contracts, many
As we’ve discussed before, the standard for medical malpractice liability in Georgia varies depending on whether the alleged act of medical malpractice occurs during an emergency situation. Given that the standard for liability is more
Since certain subject matter falls beyond the knowledge or experience of an average juror, cases will occasionally require that a plaintiff or defendant provide expert testimony that will assist the jury in making necessary factual
Although information asymmetry between physicians and patients makes it difficult for one to determine whether he or she has a potential claim for medical malpractice, Georgia law nonetheless requires that one promptly bring his or
Although many medical malpractice suits involve troubling facts, those underlying Armstrong v. Gynecology & Obstetrics of Dekalb, a recent decision of the Georgia Court of Appeals, are especially gloomy. The plaintiffs in this case brought
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