When you get behind the wheel of your car to travel somewhere in Georgia, you understand the personal risk inherent to operating a motor vehicle. However, you likely also reasonably expect that if you adhere to all traffic and safety regulations and pay close...
While people in Augusta need not worry about icy sidewalks for the most part, that doesn't mean that sidewalks, floors and other surfaces are totally safe. For example, a spill on a grocery store floor could cause a slip-and-fall accident if it is not promptly...
Some people in Georgia head to bed early, while others pride themselves on being "night owls." However, experts have long recommended that adults get seven to nine hours of sleep nightly. This is important not just for good health but for safety as well. A study...
Children can be both curious and unpredictable -- a combination that leads them to unknowingly doing something that could be dangerous. For example, they may go onto another's property to explore a swimming pool, machines, play equipment or construction debris. Thus,...
Dogs may be man's best friend, but they are still animals and are capable of being dangerous or vicious. Georgia law recognizes that some dogs pose a threat to public safety. Therefore, dangerous or vicious dogs must be registered. Georgia Code §4-8-27 covers the...
If you were selling your house or your car, you would expect the buyer to haggle over the price and try to convince you to accept a lower amount. It is common for people in Georgia and elsewhere to save money by pointing out the things that are wrong with your...
