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Georgia Statute of Limitations
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Your Child’s Claim and Your Claim: Who Owns What When a Georgia Child Is Hurt
When a Georgia child is hurt there are two claims: the child's and the parents'. They cover different losses and run on different clocks.
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Wrongful Death of a Child in Georgia: Who Can Sue, and What “the Full Value of the Life” Means
Who holds a Georgia wrongful death claim when a child dies, what a jury decides about the full value of the child's life, and the deadlines that apply.
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The Minor Tolling Statute in Georgia: Your Child’s Deadline Is Not Your Deadline
Georgia's minor tolling statute is a safety net for the child. It is not a safety net for you, a malpractice case, or a notice letter to a city.
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Georgia’s Special Civil Statute of Limitations for Victims of Childhood Sexual Abuse
Georgia's special civil statute of limitations gives victims of childhood sexual abuse five years from age 18 to file a lawsuit. O.C.G.A. Section 9-3-33.1.
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