Monthly Archives: August 2026
Florida Boy Mauled By Dog With “Violent Tendencies”
Victims of dog bite attacks suffer not only bodily harm, but psychological harm as well. There are some cases where the risk of harm could have been avoided had the owner of the aggressive dog done something about it once they knew the dog was dangerous. A case in Florida in which a child… Read More »
When Trucking Companies And Contractors Share Liability In Highway Construction Accidents
Work or construction zones are known to be some of the riskiest places on the highway for both drivers and those working at the site. When there are traffic accidents involving large commercial trucks in work zones, the results can be catastrophic. The recent litigation following fatal accidents on highway construction sites reveals issues… Read More »
Fatal Truck Accidents On Georgia Highways: What Victims’ Families Need To Know
Truck wrecks rank as some of the worst collisions that occur on Georgia roads. The sheer size and weight of tractor-trailer trucks make them capable of causing severe bodily harm or death in mere seconds. Recent news stories about deadly collisions occurring along Georgia’s interstate highways, including Interstate 85, 95, and Georgia Route 400,… Read More »
Can A Business Be Liable For Failing To Prevent A Violent Attack?
Most folks expect businesses to create a relatively safe space for those who shop and work there. No matter whether you’re shopping at the supermarket or checking into a hotel, property owners have the obligation to take care of all dangers that might occur on their premises. Recently, there was a Florida case where… Read More »
