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Dealing with Mental Trauma After a Bad Car Accident

By Grant Law Office on August 20, 2023

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A car crash can be a traumatic experience, not only physically but also mentally. Emotional trauma should be considered in car accident cases, as well as physical injuries. Compensation for mental trauma may be included in a car accident claim.

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Posted in: Auto Accidents

Two Recent Georgia Supreme Court Cases on Negligent Security

By Grant Law Office on August 10, 2023

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Negligent security can be a premises liability issue. A lawsuit may be brought against a property or business owner when a patron sustains a foreseeable injury because of inadequate security measures. A negligent security claim can arise when a visitor suffers assault, robbery, battery, sexual assault, or wrongful death.

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Posted in: Premises Liability

Taking Car Accident Photos That Can Best Support Your Claim

By Grant Law Office on July 25, 2023

Male Motorist Involved In Car Accident Taking Picture Of Damage For Insurance Claim

Using your phone camera in the aftermath of a car accident can be more powerful than you might think. Photos taken at the scene serve as silent witnesses. They can provide crucial evidence in personal injury cases and help paint a clear picture of how the accident occurred, revealing the at-fault party.

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Posted in: Auto Accidents

Mistakes Landlords Make That Endanger Their Tenants

By Grant Law Office on July 10, 2023

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In property management, landlords shoulder a critical responsibility. They must take reasonable steps to ensure the safety of their tenants. However, some landlords fail in this duty, with a rental environment riddled with hazards that cause significant harm and injuries.

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Posted in: Premises Liability

When Amusement Parks Fail in Their Duty to Keep Patrons Safe

By Grant Law Office on June 30, 2023

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Amusement Parks are subject to the Rules and Regulations of the State of Georgia in Chapter 120-3-28. These rules establish minimum safety requirements for amusement parks and carnival rides. They set specific standards for the assembly, installation, inspection, maintenance, repair, use, operation, and disassembly of all amusement rides for the protection of the public and employees. The Georgia Office of Safety Fire Commissioner is responsible for overseeing and enforcing state rules and regulations concerning amusement parks and carnivals.

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Posted in: Premises Liability

Congratulations to Our 2023 Best Foot Forward Scholarship Winner!

By Grant Law Office on June 19, 2023

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Grant Law Office announced the four finalists for our Best Foot Forward Scholarship on May 31, 2023. The essays we received from our finalists were outstanding, and we faced a truly difficult decision in choosing the winner for this year’s $1500 college scholarships.

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Posted in: Firm News

Georgia’s Swimming Pool Laws and Accident Liability

By Grant Law Office on June 15, 2023

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Safety requirements for swimming pools are covered in the Rules and Regulations of the State of Georgia in Chapter 511-3-5. This chapter contains regulations concerning everything from the pool’s construction to filters to diving boards to lifeguards. Pool stairs, ladders, diving equipment, slides, circulation systems, disinfectant equipment, entryways, and exits all must conform to certain specifications.

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Posted in: Premises Liability

Congratulations to Our 2023 Scholarship Finalists!

By Grant Law Office on May 31, 2023

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At Grant Law Office, we’re very excited about the enthusiastic response we received to this year’s Best Foot Forward Scholarship. Over 200 hundred students from across Georgia applied for the $1500 award.

This year’s submissions were due on May 17, and we enjoyed reading every one of them. Your essays were compelling, informative, and beautifully written. We’re confident that the students who applied for our scholarship are going to make outstanding contributions to our nation and the great state of Georgia in the years ahead.

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How Loss of Consortium Works in Georgia

By Grant Law Office on May 20, 2023

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Loss of consortium can have a profound impact on a personal injury claim. It encompasses how a spouse’s physical injuries impacted the marriage, including the loss of love, companionship, and comfort. Only the spouse can bring this kind of claim to court. To increase your chances of recovering fair compensation, ensure you have an experienced Atlanta personal injury lawyer on your side.

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Posted in: Personal Injury

Can Dashcam Footage Help a Personal Injury Claim?

By Grant Law Office on May 15, 2023

Car video camera attached to the windshield to record driving and prevent danger from driving

A dashcam is a small camera that can be mounted on the windshield or dashboard of a car, recording the road ahead. These devices usually begin recording after a car is turned on and cease to record when the engine is off. Although dashcams tend to have an internal memory, making it easy to view recordings later. The evidence your dashcam provides in the event of an accident could play a significant role in a personal injury claim, which is why this useful tool has become a must-have.

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Posted in: Auto Accidents

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Dealing with Mental Trauma After a Bad Car Accident

A car crash can be a traumatic experience, not only physically but also mentally. Emotional trauma should be…

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