Determining liability for firework injuries in Georgia can be complex. Numerous parties could be held responsible, depending on how the injury occurred. For example, a fireworks manufacturer could be held responsible if a defective firework causes you to get injured. A retailer may be responsible for damages if they sold fireworks to minors or failed to provide proper warnings on
With more than 2,600 children under the age of 13 being seriously injured in car crashes every day in the United States, according to the NHTSA, the state of Georgia has issued legislation to ensure children are safely secured in a child passenger restraint system when riding in a vehicle. According to Georgia Code 40-6-76, children under eight years of
The wind in your face, the open road, the roar of the engine—motorcycle riding is so much fun! It is a type of freedom that allows adults to be children again! However, the same freedom that brings so much joy to the rider is also the rider’s number one danger. Motorcycle riders are totally exposed; they have very little protection.
Other vehicles on the road are among the biggest dangers facing motorcyclists in Georgia. Severe congestion can place motorcyclists in danger of being rear-ended or sideswiped. Faced with this, some motorcyclists try to get through heavy traffic by engaging in a practice called lane splitting. But is lane splitting legal in Georgia? The Weaver Law Firm is here to clear