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Civil Lawsuit: Georgia Cheerleading Coach Raped 15-Year-Old, Company Failed

According to a report from The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, records show that a Georgia coach stands accused of raping a 15-year-old male cheerleader. Law enforcement in Cobb County has obtained an arrest warrant for Robert Stone. The Stingray Cheer Company as well as several current and former coaches are also facing… Continue reading Civil Lawsuit: Georgia Cheerleading Coach Raped 15-Year-Old, Company Failed

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What to Know About Sideswipe Auto Accidents in Georgia

Were you involved in a sideswipe collision? It is crucial that you know how to protect your rights and your interests. Sideswipe accidents can be very serious—especially when they occur on highways. The Insurance Information Institute (III) reports that 950 fatal sideswipe accidents happened nationwide in 2020 alone. Many thousands… Continue reading What to Know About Sideswipe Auto Accidents in Georgia

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What is the Difference Between a Wrongful Death and a Survival Action Claim in Georgia?

The loss of a loved one in an accident is devastating. While nothing could ever truly be sufficient to make up for such a tragedy, Georgia law (O.C.G.A. § 51-4-2) allows surviving family members to file a wrongful death claim to seek justice, accountability, and compensation for the “full value… Continue reading What is the Difference Between a Wrongful Death and a Survival Action Claim in Georgia?

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Kratom Lawsuit Announcement

ATLANTA, GA: Marietta based Ashby | Thelen | Lowry and Atlanta based Wetherington Law Firm are warning consumers that health supplements containing kratom are addictive and deadly.  The powerhouse defective product liability firms say that kratom is a drug currently sold openly in stores, popular with teenagers, and already responsible… Continue reading Kratom Lawsuit Announcement

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How the Trucker Shortage Affects Public Safety

The trucking industry has experienced a severe shortage of qualified drivers for years. The pandemic has only made things worse. In fact, the trucking industry lost 6% of its workers during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to Forbes. By 2030, the industry is expected to be short roughly 160,000 workers. Unfortunately,… Continue reading How the Trucker Shortage Affects Public Safety

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