Georgia Injury Blog

Know Georgia’s Dog Bite Laws Are you taking your dog trick-or-treating this year? Many people do, and when done properly, it’s fun for the whole family. Unfortunately, not everyone takes proper safety precautions with their dogs, and that can result in a traumatic dog bite. For the safety of humans and pups alike, it’s important to know the laws in Georgia. Dog bites can cause serious injuries and sometimes ... Read More

Why Is Teen Car Insurance So Expensive? By now, you probably know the importance of having good auto insurance coverage in the event of an accident or injury. While poor coverage can leave you stranded with hundreds of thousands of dollars in medical debt, good coverage can ensure you have the treatment and continued care you need. Naturally, when your teen starts driving, you’ll want them to have the best ... Read More

The period between Memorial Day and Labor Day is known as the “100 Deadliest Days.” This isn’t because of the heat, swimming pool accidents, or even the chance of space junk falling on our heads! It’s the result of an annual spike in car crashes involving teenage drivers. From 2008 to 2018, more than 8,000 people died nationwide in teen-related crashes during the 100 Deadliest Days. Here in Georgia, 302 people ... Read More

A Beloved Holiday With Violent Roots If you told someone in the mid-1800s that America would soon have a holiday celebrating workers, they would have laughed in your face. Back then, even basic rights and protections seemed like a far-off dream. Kids as young as 5 years old slaved away in factories, and adults worked more than 80 hours a week without breaks in unsanitary conditions. So, how did we get from that ... Read More

Nationwide, 1 out of every 5 car crashes happens in a parking lot.” – Ramiro Rodriguez When I was 19 years old, my most prized possession was my 1978 Ford F-150 pickup. I thought that green truck was the greatest vehicle ever. I took care of it meticulously, cleaned it, protected the seats from spills, and drove it through the carwash when it needed a bath. Keeping the truck in perfect shape meant a lot to me — so, ... Read More

The 2021-2022 school year begins in August. While this cycle will certainly look different, safety should remain to be at the forefront. Lawyer Ramiro Rodgriguez Jr.  wants to share some safety tips with you: Walkers: Always walk on the sidewalk Stay alert and avoid distracted walking  Phones down, heads up - In Georgia, cases of drivers versus pedestrians can go either way. Always cross streets at ... Read More