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Marietta Dog Bite Injury Attorney Report – Insurance Payouts Spike over Dog Bites

The num­ber of cases of dog bite injuries appear to be spik­ing – and so too is the amount of money paid out in insur­ance claims. As an expe­ri­enced Mari­etta dog bite injury attor­ney, I have high­lighted this issue on a num­ber of occa­sions. Dog bites don’t always make head­lines but the num­ber of attacks […]

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Marietta Injury Attorney Report – Ride of Silence Will Mourn Cyclists Killed around Atlanta

When dozens of cyclists take to the roads of Mari­etta on May 16, 2012, they will be remem­ber­ing all of the rid­ers who never made it back. As expe­ri­enced Mari­etta cycling acci­dent injury attor­neys, we have reported on a num­ber of acci­dents involv­ing cyclists in past years.  The annual Ride of Silence has been held in Cobb […]

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Rome Personal Injury Lawyer Report – Questions over Death of Probation Officer During Training

A recent memo­r­ial ser­vice in Rome in which hun­dreds of Geor­gia pro­ba­tion offi­cers dressed in black shirts stood by the Rome pro­ba­tion office in front of a large flag, served as a reminder of a recent tragedy in which a 24-year-old offi­cer died in an acci­dent last year.  As a Rome wrong­ful death lawyer, I see […]

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Rome Truck Accident Injury Lawyer Report – Georgia Trucking Company is Closed Down due to Violations

As expe­ri­enced Rome truck acci­dent injury attor­neys, we are well aware of the dev­as­tat­ing con­se­quences when big rigs are involved in a crash. But in some cases inac­tion, poor stan­dards, a lack of main­te­nance and neg­li­gence by a truck­ing oper­a­tor can ren­der these vehi­cles even more haz­ardous to other road users. Recently the U.S. Depart­ment of Transportation’s […]

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Marietta Medical Malpractice Lawyer Report – Aimee Copeland, 24, Fights for her Life Against Flesh Eating Bacteria

At just 24 years of age Aimee Copeland of Snel­lville, Geor­gia is fight­ing for her life after a flesh-eating bac­te­ria stuck her body through a gash in her leg, caus­ing doc­tors to ampu­tate it. It’s a heart-breaking story. And as a Mari­etta med­ical mal­prac­tice attor­ney, it raises ques­tions about whether the infec­tion was picked up at […]

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Marietta Personal Injury Attorney Report – Security Questions After Attack at Kennesaw State University

When stu­dents are attacked on uni­ver­sity cam­puses these inci­dents can raise ques­tions about how safe a cam­pus is. As an expe­ri­enced Mari­etta premises lia­bil­ity lawyer, I have seen cases in which uni­ver­si­ties have been held liable for such actions on cam­puses. A recent attack at Ken­ne­saw State Uni­ver­sity near Mari­etta has led stu­dents to think […]

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Man’s Mother is Charged After She Loaned Car to Son Who Killed Marietta Motorcyclist

It’s not unusual for a dri­ver who falls asleep at the wheel and kills another road user to face crim­i­nal charges. But, in the case of a 19-year-old Acworth man who killed a motor­cy­clist from Mari­etta, his mother has also been charged — with allow­ing an unli­censed per­son to drive her car, the Atlanta Journal […]

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Marietta Wrongful Death Attorney Report – Dangerous Austell Road Sees Another Pedestrian Death

As an expe­ri­enced Mari­etta wrong­ful death attor­ney, I have high­lighted the dan­gers pedes­tri­ans face cross­ing roads in Mari­etta on a num­ber of occa­sions. I am sad to report another pedes­trian has been killed on an infa­mous stretch of high­way. Arthur Horne, 38, was killed try­ing to cross Austell Road just north of Hicks Road, Marietta […]

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Marietta Personal Injury Attorney Report – Man is Killed in Lake Lanier Boat Accident

As the weather turns warmer more peo­ple will be tak­ing their boats and other craft out on Georgia’s lakes and water­ways. As expe­ri­enced Mari­etta per­sonal injury attor­neys we see far fewer boat­ing acci­dents than car wrecks. But lakes and rivers are more dan­ger­ous places than many of us real­ize and some of the same rules […]

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