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Georgia Deputy Victim of Hit and Run Tractor Trailer Crash

On Wednesday, October 13, 2010, Coweta County Deputy Jeff Bugg experienced an extremely close call when he was nearly run over during a routine traffic stop. Deputy Bugg pulled over a vehicle headed northbound on I 85 and was standing next to the vehicle when a tractor trailer crashed into…

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U.S. Supreme Court to Decide Whether Church Can Protest Military Funerals

By now many have heard of the perverse agenda of a group that identifies themselves as the Westboro Baptist church. This small group led by Fred Phelps, Sr. often shows up at military funerals and other high profile tragedies with protest signs designed to outrage and offend the victims. For…

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$8 Million Dollar Verdict Against Merck for Fosamax “Jaw Death” Injury Reduced by Federal Judge to $1.5 Million.

Drug executives and product liability lawyers have been closely watching the trial of Shirley Boles, a 72 year old woman that developed jawbone necrosis (jaw death) while taking the drug Fosamax. An unusually large number of Fosamax patients have developed osteonecrosis of the jaw, a condition that causes the gums…

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Vote No on One! Constitutional Amendment 1 is Written on the Georgia Ballot to Deceive Voters

The State of Georgia’s Constitution has for over a century contained a provision prohibiting the legislature from passing any law that would permit a contract that defeats or lessens competition. Ga. Const. Art. III, Sec. VI, Par. V(c). Based on the protection of our Constitution, Georgia law prohibits enforcement of…

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Kid Rock on Trial in Dekalb State Court for Waffle House Brawl – Security Footage Video

On October 21, 2007, Waffle House security cameras captured a violent brawl staring Kid Rock. This security video (shown above) will likely be key evidence considered in the Dekalb County civil trial against Kid Rock this week. According to the defense lawyer, the victim started the fight and Kid Rock…

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1.2 Million Chuck E. Cheese Rings and Eyeglasses Recalled – Products Pose Serious Injury Risk to Children

The Consumer Product Safety Commission has ordered the recall of 1.1 Million light up rings and 120,000 star glasses because these defective products can cause serious injury to children. These toys were manufactured in China and distributed at Chuck E. Cheese restaurants in birthday party packages and promotions. The toys…

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Washington Family Seeks Homeowner’s Insurance Policy Proceeds Following Fatal Dog Bite

A Washington State man’s family has filed a wrongful death suit following a fatal dog bite. Kenneth Bock was bitten on the hand by a dog and suffered what seemed to be a minor bite. The following day Mr. Bock developed leg pain and went to the hospital where he…

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Inflatable Slides and Moon Bounces Pose Serious Injury Risk to Children

A huge focus of my blog deals child safety issues, because in addition to being a personal injury lawyer, I’m a father of three. Like most parents my number one goal is keeping my children safe. Recently I’ve discovered moon bounces and inflatable slides can pose a serious injury risk.…

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Robert Gibbs Explains the Details of New Oil Platform Explosion Off the Coast of Lousiana

An oil platform exploded and burned off the Louisiana coast Thursday. Last year a story like this would not have made national news, however, following on the heels of the BP Deepwater Horizion disaster people are taking notice. Above is a video of Press Secretary Robert Gibbs explaining the details…

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Cobb County Jury Awards $1.1 Million Dollar Verdict for 77-Year-Old Woman’s Serious Injuries Caused by Negligent Repair of Recalled Auto

This week a Cobb County jury awarded, 77 year old, Ramona Roper a $1.1 Million dollar verdict for the shattered pelvis injury she suffered from a dangerous and defective vehicle. Ramona worked full time as the City Clerk for the City of Jasper for 30 years. She lived on her…

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