The Georgia Supreme Court heard oral arguments on October 16, 2015, regarding whether a group of immigrant students without legal status should be entitled to receive in-state tuition in the state’s public universities. The lawsuit
A green card holder, also know as a permanent resident, is an individual who has been authorized to live and work in the United States on a permanent basis. There are a number of ways
Medical malpractice is an unfortunate occurrence that affects many individuals throughout the United States. It is also the source of much confusion. Since there is great confusion, inaccurate information is provided. The spread of misinformation
Thanksgiving is the third most dangerous holiday in the U.S.; only the fourth of July and Memorial Day weekend are more dangerous. Last year, 42.2 million drivers traveled to visit family and friends, and 2015
You have suffered an injury at work as a result of an accident. You have reported the injury to your employer, now what? It is time for you to seek medical treatment. Many employees assume
After a personal injury suit is initiated, it is not uncommon for defendant(s) to allege that the injured party contributed to their own damages. Every state has the ability to decide what type of impact
Inclement weather, drunk, and distracted driving often lead to serious car accidents and multiple injuries. Unfortunately, drowsy driving and falling asleep at the wheel is another safety concern. Drowsy driving is suspected to be the
The topic of sanctuary cities grabbed national attention following the death of a young woman in San Francisco. The man accused of her murder had previously been deported several times and had been convicted of
Employers who have three or more regular employees are required to carry workers’ compensation, which is available to you the day you begin work. There are many responsibilities an employer has to their employees, but,
Early in October of 2015, the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) released information regarding a proposed agreement between Fulton County and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The agreement, which has not been signed, was obtained
In 2014, over 39,000 Georgia employees were either injured on the job, or died as a result of a job related injury, with over $1,000,000,000 being paid out in benefits. If you or a loved
When you or a loved one are involved in an accident or incident, there is a high probability that an injury resulted. In the state of Georgia, tort law provides civil remedies for these injuries.
