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Holding Property Owners Accountable: What You Need to Know About Your Premises Liability Personal Injury Case

By Pierce Blitch   Premises liability is a legal principle that can hold property owners or businesses accountable for injuries that happen on their premises, even if they didn’t directly cause the harm. The idea behind premises liability is that property owners have a duty to keep their property safe and protect visitors from foreseeable […]

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Georgia’s Texting and Driving Laws: Protect Yourself and Your Loved Ones

By Pierce Blitch & Will Dasher Every day, Georgia drivers face numerous distractions on the road, from adjusting the radio to scrolling through a smartphone. Despite laws designed to curb these behaviors, distractions remain a significant factor in car accidents, threatening lives and livelihoods. Let’s break down Georgia’s texting laws and what they mean for

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Georgia’s Hospital Lien Laws: A Fresh Look at the Impact on Your Personal Injury Settlement

By Pierce Blitch & Will Dasher In Georgia, July 1st commonly marks the date when newly passed bills become the law of the State. Among these, some laws capture headlines while others slip through quietly. A key under-the-radar update in 2023 involved the Hospital Lien Statutes, a topic that, while not the most thrilling, holds

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Field Sobriety Tests in Georgia: Is the One-Leg Stand Test Reliable?

By Pierce Blitch   Questioning Field Sobriety Tests When a driver in Georgia is suspected of being under the influence, police have the authority to conduct a routine traffic stop. During this stop, they may perform field sobriety tests to determine if the driver is impaired by drugs or alcohol. One commonly used test is

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Facing an Obstruction of a Law Enforcement Officer Charge in Evans, Georgia? Here’s What You Need to Know

By Pierce Blitch & Will Dasher   What Is Obstruction of a Law Enforcement Officer? Have you been arrested for DUI? Were you found in possession of drugs? Did you resist arrest or help someone else do so? If you’ve been in these or similar situations, you might now face a criminal obstruction charge. But

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Essential Guide to Choosing a DUI Attorney in Evans, Georgia

By Pierce Blitch   Each year in the United States, thousands of people face DUI charges with potential consequences that can dramatically alter their lives, such as hefty fines, jail time, probation, and mandatory community service. Given these stakes, it’s vital to prepare effectively for your court appearances, starting with securing a competent DUI lawyer.

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Don’t Make These 3 Critical Mistakes Before Talking to a Criminal Defense Lawyer

By Pierce Blitch & Will Dasher   When the police ask you to come to headquarters for “a few questions” or you find yourself under arrest, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. But before you do anything, remember there are three things you should never do without first consulting a criminal defense lawyer. Acting without guidance

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Do Passengers Have to Show ID During a Traffic Stop?

By Pierce Blitch & Will Dasher   Understanding ID Requests During Traffic Stops Many people believe that passengers in a car don’t have to show identification when stopped by the police. In Georgia and most states, this isn’t true. Let’s clarify the law.   The Law: What Courts Say There’s no constitutional rule stopping an

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Why Local Counsel Matters in Pro Hac Vice Cases and Other Circumstances

By Pierce Blitch   When High-Profile Cases Call for a Pro Hac Vice Attorney Sometimes, clients with high-profile or high-value cases prefer to work with an attorney they trust or one renowned in a specific field. They might ask this attorney to seek pro hac vice admission to litigate in Georgia, even if the attorney

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Protect Yourself Online: 10 Social Media Tips for the Injured in Personal Injury Cases

By Pierce Blitch   The Digital Double-Edged Sword Today, our smartphones are like powerful mini-computers, much more advanced than the ones that guided the Apollo moon missions. But with this power comes risk, especially when it comes to social media. We see it in the news all the time—careless social media posts destroying careers and

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Protect Your Assets: What Not to Do with Property During Divorce

By Pierce Blitch   Going through a divorce is challenging, and wanting a fair share of assets is natural. However, some spouses in Georgia and beyond might take steps to hide property to keep it out of the divorce settlement. This practice, although illegal, happens frequently.   High-Profile Case of Hidden Assets The divorce of

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Hidden Dangers of Deck Collapses: Know the Risks and Your Rights

By Pierce Blitch   Outdoor decks offer a great way to enjoy the outdoors at homes, apartments, restaurants, and commercial properties throughout Georgia. However, many people don’t realize that these pleasant spaces can hide serious dangers, leading to severe injuries or even death.   Common Causes of Deck Collapses Each year, many people are hurt

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