By Pierce Blitch If you’ve been arrested for a second, third, or fourth DUI in Georgia, you’re looking at serious penalties. Even a first-time DUI can lead to fines between $300 and $1,000, up to a year in jail, 40 hours of community service, and a year without driving privileges. Subsequent offenses bring even […]
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By Pierce Blitch Facing a DUI Charge? Here’s What You Need to Know Are you staring down a DUI charge? Have you been in this situation before? If so, the penalties you’re facing could be severe. Repeat DUI offenses are very serious, and Georgia prosecutors are determined to seek the harshest penalties possible. That’s
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By Pierce Blitch Ear injuries are surprisingly common and can arise from many situations such as car accidents, workplace mishaps, and sports. These injuries can range from minor to severe and often have lasting effects on a person’s quality of life. Types of Ear Injuries Several types of ear injuries can occur in
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By Pierce Blitch Act Now or Lose Your Right to Compensation “If you snooze, you lose.” This old saying rings especially true when it comes to filing injury and death claims in Georgia. Missing the deadlines to file a lawsuit can mean losing your rights to compensation forever. Many people, even highly educated ones,
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By Pierce Blitch Act Fast to Secure Your Rights If you think you have two years to file a claim for serious personal injury or wrongful death against a state agency in Georgia, think again. The clock ticks faster than you might expect. Here’s what you need to know to protect your rights.
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By Pierce Blitch Understanding Your Rights During a DUI Stop If you’ve ever been pulled over for suspected drunk driving in Georgia, you might have asked yourself, “What are my rights?” Many drivers mistakenly believe they must comply with every request from law enforcement. This isn’t true. In fact, you are not required to
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By Pierce Blitch Divorce can be a winding road full of twists and turns. Knowing what to expect and preparing for the journey can make all the difference. Here are ten essential tips to guide you through the divorce process. 1. Gather Financial Documentation Start by collecting all relevant financial documents. This includes
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By Pierce Blitch In many marriages, one spouse usually manages the finances, leaving the other in the dark about their true wealth. This arrangement often works—until divorce comes into play. If you’re in Georgia and have taken a backseat in financial matters, you must ensure every asset is disclosed before settling. Failing to do
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By Pierce Blitch A Dire Situation: The Reality of a “Broken Neck” Among the most severe injuries one can endure is a “broken neck,” specifically a fracture in the cervical vertebra. This injury can result in irreversible paralysis or even death. The C1 and C2 vertebrae are the top two of seven
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By Pierce Blitch Crushed and Broken: The Realities of Low Back Fracture Injuries The Hidden Dangers of Low Back Fractures Low back fracture injuries often stem from high-energy incidents like car and truck crashes. With decades of experience in personal injury law, I’ve witnessed countless cases of these injuries and their devastating effects.
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By Pierce Blitch Divorce doesn’t have to be a battle. Many couples in Georgia and other states seek a less confrontational alternative to traditional divorce. One option is collaborative divorce. But how does it work? A Peaceful Approach to Divorce Collaborative divorce aims to resolve disputes without going to court. Both spouses must
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By Pierce Blitch A Heartfelt Fight for Justice Losing a loved one due to someone else’s negligence is deeply emotional. Families often face mixed feelings about filing a wrongful death lawsuit. No amount of money can bring back the departed, but it is the only way the law can acknowledge the value of life,
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