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The Parents of their Slain Cobb County, Georgia Daughter who was Attending Auburn University seek $ 1 Million Dollars For Inadequate Security on Campus
As I have stated in my website about Premises Liability, Premises Liability is not just limited to Slip and Fall Cases and can often apply to cases in which there was Inadequate Security when the property owner or manager knew or should have known about the dangers of the property and did not make…
Settlement of $ 12 Million Dollars for an Augusta, Georgia Family Man Who was Severely Brain Damaged in a Trucking Accident ~ part two
This is my continuation of a very interesting case from my last blog post titled, “Settlement of $ 12 Million Dollars for an Augusta, Georgia Family Man Who was Severely Brain Damaged in a Trucking Accident ~ part one.” As I discussed in my last blog post, there were many factors that finally led…
Settlement of $ 12 Million Dollars for an Augusta, Georgia Family Man Who was Severely Brain Damaged in a Trucking Accident ~ part one
Who says that the character of your client isn’t going to make a difference in a case, or the severity of the crash scene itself as recalled by eye witnesses (who aren’t always the most credible in remembering the details as the actual scene happened) isn’t going to change the mind of the insurance…
Plaintiff Receives $1M Dollars in a Case Against a Truck Driver for a Car Crash in Georgia where the Evidence Would Show that the Truck Driver was a Distracted Driver
Past Midnight on May 5, 2011, a tractor-trailer driven by Jerry O’Reilly, an employer of Try Hours and National Interstate Insurance Co., was driving in Georgia on I-285 in a Westbound Lane. At the same time and driving in the same direction as Mr. O’Reilly, Ms. Kristen Meredit, age 41, was driving her compact…
With the Help of an iPad Application and its Creator, a Solo Plaintiff Attorney Wins a $3.3M Verdict for his Client Against a Defense that was Not in the Mood to Back Down in a Car Crash Case in Georgia
The Plaintiff’s Attorney thought this case was a routine and straight forward car accident case. The Defense thought the opposite and showed it every step of the way during trial. The case was Omotola v. Avradopoulos, No. 12EV016314.