Aviation crashes are often tragic accidents where there are seldom any survivors. When there are crash victims that do survive an airplane accident, the injuries are usually catastrophic and permanently debilitating.

Property owners in Georgia have a duty to maintain their premises in a reasonably safe condition for customers, guests, or others lawfully on their property. This duty may include making periodic inspections of the premises and promptly fixing any hazards or warning the public of the danger. Providing adequate security to protect individuals from assault is another responsibility of the reasonable business or property owner.

While no amount of money can replace a life wrongfully taken, the wrongful death of a loved one does impose very real costs on the surviving family members, in the form of medical bills, funeral and burial expenses, loss of income and support, and the pain that comes from the loss of spousal companionship or parental guidance. Justice requires that negligent actors be held accountable for the harm they have caused, and that a surviving spouse and children are not further burdened and made to pay for their loss.

Every personal injury negligence case is unique, and the injuries suffered vary greatly depending upon the circumstances. The most serious cases require special attention and focus; the facts are more complicated, the law is more complex, and additional care must be taken to ensure that a lifetime of additional expenses and challenges are taken into account. Our office handles the most severe cases involving brain injury, spinal injury, burn injuries, fractures and more.

Dog owners, as well as domestic and exotic pet owners, have a legal responsibility to ensure the safety of the public with regard to the actions of their pets. This responsibility extends to situations inside the home, when the pet is let out into the yard, allowed to walk unleashed, or other situations in which a victim may be harmed.