Monthly Archives: August 2025
Understanding Georgia Truck Accident Laws: Key Points to Know Part I
Truck accidents in Georgia are often life-altering. The size and weight of these trucks all but ensure that the damage that they cause in accidents is devastating. If you are involved in a truck accident, it is important to understand how your scenario fits into Georgia’s truck accident laws. Knowledge of the legal landscape… Read More »
COBRA and Qualifying Events 101
When you find yourself navigating a workplace transition – understanding COBRA — the Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act — and what it can do for you is key. But what is COBRA? Why should the average American care? And what life events, or “qualifying events” may trigger it? This article is meant to provide… Read More »
Are the Young Protected from Age Discrimination in Georgia? The Answer May Surprise You
We have all heard the term “age discrimination.” And, logically, what comes to mind for most people is the concept that the law prohibits discrimination against anyone due to their age. But the truth is a bit more nuanced. In the United States, the Federal Government passed the Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA)… Read More »
Product Liability for Businesses 101
Product liability is a major concern for many businesses: for good reason. Product liability suits are common in the U.S. and every responsible business owner owes it to themselves to have a general awareness of their responsibilities in providing products to customers, and where potential for these suits may lie. This article will go… Read More »
Gwinnett Medical Examiner’s Office Wins Lawsuit Filed by Former Employees Over Unpaid Overtime
A Georgia jury decided not to award seven former employees who had filed a lawsuit against the Gwinnett County Medical Examiner’s Office over what they claimed were unpaid overtime hours. The former examiners filed a lawsuit against Dr. Carol Terry and forensic pathology services, the private company hired by Gwinnett County to handle all… Read More »