Negligence Per Se in Georgia
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
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
A 2013 case arose when a Georgia man was stabbed outside a Mexican restaurant and sued both his attacker and the restaurant. His claim against the restaurant was based on the restaurant’s decision to continue
In a 2013 case a woman was sexually assaulted by someone who broke into her house while she was at work and stayed there, although she triggered the alarm system. She sued the company that
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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