Posts in September, 2013

Sep 28 Did Your Own Actions or Omissions Contribute to a Spinal Cord Injury? You May Still Be Able to Recover from Other Responsible Parties

Spinal cord injuries can be costly. Between 12,000 and 20,000 new spinal cord injuries are reported every year. Spinal cord ...

Sep 24 Recent Deaths Highlight the Need for Greater Awareness Regarding Spinal Cord Injuries Among Student Athletes

This summer, 16 year old De’Antre Turman died after fracturing his third vertebra during a football scrimmage at an Atlanta area ...

Sep 20 According to a Recent Poll, the Majority of Georgians Support Tort Reform

Two-thirds of Georgia voters believe tort reform is necessary. According to a recent poll released by Patients for Fair ...

Sep 15 Georgia Department of Public Safety Participates in Brake Safety Week

The Georgia Department of Public Safety’s Motor Carrier Compliance Division (MCCD) took part in a national campaign aimed at ...

Sep 14 Trial Set in Case Against Owner and Managers of Company Linked to 2009 Salmonella Outbreak

Last week, a federal Judge in Georgia set a trial date for four individuals facing criminal charges in connection with a 2009 ...

Sep 10 Federal Court Considers Whether UPS is Liable for Punitive Damages as a Result of Truck Driver's Reckless Conduct

Georgia based, United Parcel Service of America, Inc. (UPS) is the world’s largest package delivery provider. The company serves ...