Georgia Law – Negligence FAQ

You drop your child off at school every day with the expectation that their school is a relatively safe environment. But what if your child is seriously injured there? Accidents happen, but a lack of supervision, poor security, delayed maintenance, failure to address bullying, and other issues may contribute to a child being hurt. Whether […]

If you bring your vehicle in to be serviced by a mechanic or repair shop and you discover that the mechanic has failed to repair your vehicle adequately or has otherwise caused damage to your vehicle through their negligence, your car insurance may or may not cover the mechanic’s negligence and resulting damages you have […]

Stories from landlords detailing the impact of the damage left by tenants can be horrifying. Unfortunately, finding that your previous tenants have trashed your property, causing thousands of dollars of damage, is not entirely uncommon. Landlords will be responsible for finding new tenants and repairing the damages from the previous tenants before the new tenants […]

Medical negligence occurs when a healthcare provider either takes an action or doesn’t take an action in a way that differs from the usual standard of care. If this leads to injury for the patient, they may be able to file a medical malpractice claim based on this negligence. In some cases, you may file […]

There’s a lot on the line when it comes to handling your injury case. An experienced attorney who has successfully handled similar cases is the best course of action. At the CEO Lawyer Personal Injury Law Firm, we’re an award-winning law firm in Atlanta, Georgia, with extensive experience and an excellent track record of settlements […]

When it comes to negligence law, you may see terms such as ‘reasonable care’ and ‘reasonable person.’ What is referred to as the reasonable person is a legal conceptual standard used to evaluate the actions of individuals whose behavior may have contributed to injuring another party. The reasonable person standard is imperative as it pertains […]