Topic
Child Injury - Auto Accident
8 posts
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Halloween Is the Most Dangerous Night of the Year for Child Pedestrians. What Georgia Parents Should Know.
Halloween is the deadliest night of the year for children on foot. What Georgia law says about who is responsible, and what to do if your child is hit.
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Barker v. Muschett: The One Missing Sentence That Cost a Georgia Client Her UM Claim
In Barker v. Muschett, a Georgia claimant lost her UM claim because her release did not release the settling carrier under O.C.G.A. § 33-24-41.1(b)(1).
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Teenage Car Injury Death – Legal Claims
Car accidents are the leading cause of injury death for 15-19 year olds. Why teens are sometimes unfairly blamed and why an attorney early matters.
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How Do I Get My Doctor To Help Me Document The Full Extent Of My Child’s Head Injury?
Your child's doctor must be willing to testify to a “reasonable degree of medical certainty” that the trauma caused or will cause future deficits.
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Spinal Cord Injury In Children: Unique Biomechanics Require Specialized Legal Knowledge
Children are not just miniature adults. How a child's unique spinal anatomy and biomechanics affect a spinal cord injury claim.
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Can Doctors Be Sued For the Wrongful Death (or Injury) of An Unborn, Pre-Viable Child?
At least nine states allow recovery for the wrongful death of a pre-viable baby. Alabama's Hamilton vs. Scott decision and what it could mean for Georgia.
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Injury to Fetus During Automobile Accident – Reforming Georgia Law
When an unborn child is injured or killed in a car accident, do the parents have a claim? Georgia's "quickening" rule and why the law should be reformed.
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Drivers Backing Over Children Most Common Form of Non-Traffic Injury
Approximately 50 children are backed over by vehicles every week. Why backovers happen and the legal challenges families face when a relative is at fault.
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