December 28, 2018 Dan Parr, Attorney With the New Year holiday just around the corner millions of Americans will take to the road for holiday travel. This many people on the road increases the danger of serious automobile wrecks, many of which lead to personal injury. According to the U.S. Department of Transportation, there were 37,133 people killed in motor
Updated: Oct 17, 2020 Michael George, Attorney The Georgia Office of State Administrative Hearings holds numerous types of hearings that impact the daily lives of Georgia citizens. The two most common types of these hearings are Administrative License Suspension Hearings (aka: ALS Hearing) and Child Abuse Registry Hearings. While these hearings are vastly different, they are still governed by the
Updated: Oct 17, 2020 Good Afternoon North Georgia! On the way to work this morning I was thinking about how much I enjoy my job. Practicing personal injury law over the last 35 years has allowed me the opportunity to help a lot of people who have been injured because of someone else’s negligence. Unexpected injuries bring immediate problems into
Updated: Oct 20, 2020 Mike Weaver, Attorney First, let’s get one thing straight. We don’t sell insurance and we have no reason to tell you to buy UM insurance — other than the fact that you absolutely need it! We are seeing more and more auto accident cases where the person who caused the accident is breaking the law by
