Sometimes a Georgia business is started with the best of intentions, but it experiences unexpected financial obstacles. As a result, its need for a large commercial space diminishes, and there is a desire to break the lease. In some cases, a business may be doing...
Month: June 2020
Emotional distress and whether it’s covered as pain and suffering
Judges, juries and insurance companies generally don't award compensation for emotional distress, except in cases with severe injuries. How much a plaintiff may receive as a settlement may vary significantly from one case to the next. Emotional distress can be part of...
Will self-driving vehicles really make Georgia roads safer?
Self-driving vehicles are going to be a reality in the near future. Many companies are currently competing to get their autonomous vehicles on the road as fast as possible, and you may have concerns about what this means for you. There are concerns about the safety...
Homeowners with poor credit scores can refinance their homes
Many Georgia homeowners find themselves looking into the prospect of refinancing their mortgages as interest rates are currently at historic lows. Not everyone has perfect credit, though. The good news is that your score may not prevent you from moving forward with...
What is a compartment syndrome?
Although it's rare, there are some instances in which car accident victims may get diagnosed with a painful condition known as compartment syndrome post-crash. A person with such a diagnosis often experiences a buildup of swelling and pressure in their leg and arm...