Insurance Coverage for Golf Cart Injury in Georgia
In a recent case, a Georgia appellate court decision arose out of an accident in which a woman was injured by a motorized golf cart. The driver was driving his golf cart at the amphitheater
In a recent case, a Georgia appellate court decision arose out of an accident in which a woman was injured by a motorized golf cart. The driver was driving his golf cart at the amphitheater
In a 2013 wrongful death case, the court considered the appeal of a defendant after his motion to enforce a policy limits settlement of $25,000 was denied. The case arose when a teenager died
Car accidents are not always solely the result of driver negligence. Sometimes environmental conditions affect the road. In an appellate case, a man appealed from a trial court’s decision to grant summary judgment after a
Defendants who violate safety statutes and thereby cause injury can be held accountable for the harms they cause under a doctrine called “negligence per se.” This doctrine came up in a recent case when a woman who
Under OCGA § 51-12-33 (g), Georgia does not allow a tort plaintiff to receive damages if the jury finds the plaintiff was 50% or more responsible for injury or damages. In a recent wrongful death
In a recent case a former employee of an equipment company was driving a company vehicle to work when he collided with Linda Roper’s car. He worked for the equipment company as a forklift technician.
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