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Georgia Roadway Hit-and-Run Car Accident Leaves Man Injures Riding a motorcycle down the highway or any other roadway can be an intimidating experience. Motorcycle drivers are statistically more likely to be hurt in a car accident than drivers of cars, trucks and
Proposed Legislation Would Allow a Police Officer to Search Your Cell Phone History Each day in the United States, more than 9 people are killed and more than 1,060 people are injured in crashes that are reported to involve a distracted driver. With this in mind, would
Fourth, Fireworks, Fun, and Fire…Which does not belong? Fireworks and the Fourth of July go hand in hand. It is an American tradition to grill with your friends and family and watch the fireworks in celebration of America’s independence. Most
Hepatitis A outbreak from frozen berries At least 34 people have gotten sick and 11 hospitalized from a rare strain of hepatitis A linked to a frozen berry blend that has pomegranate seeds processed in Turkey. The berries are from the brand
Top 5 Safety Apps There are thousands of smartphone apps to help keep you safe. We want to share with you our top five and why we recommend them. 1. SaferCar – The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration developed SaferCar to
The government wants to lower blood alcohol content in order to decrease alcohol impaired driving fatalities. Many people have either witnessed or experienced the devastating effects of drunk driving. The National Transportation Safety Board, NTSB, is now recommending that blood
The Cinnamon Challenge is More Dangerous Than You Think Doctors are giving advice to teens to not take the cinnamon challenge. The prank started with popular YouTube videos that showed someone trying to swallow a spoonful of ground cinnamon in
Amanda Lavery, a paralegal at The Cooper Firm shares how her life was changed this year: I remember sitting in Spencer’s doctor’s office literally holding my breath as I waited for her to answer my question. A question that I already knew
Featured Client: Nasrin Zaboli Recently, we caught up with Nasrin Zaboli, a client who we represented over a decade ago. Nasrin was rendered a permanent quadriplegic during a relatively minor traffic accident in 1998. Although she was wearing her seatbelt, the defective condition of
Is the Facebook “like” button covered under free speech? Aaron Palmer, one of Facebook’s lawyers, expressed to the federal appeals court how the “Like” feature is used by 500 million people and must be covered by the free-speech protection under the
Should jury duty be limited to citizens? The question of why jury service is limited to citizens has raised a great deal of criticism in the past month. A few weeks ago, California Assembly passed legislation that would allow non-citizens to be
GM is recalling 200k SUVs Imagine driving home from work and having the side of your door start smoking and catching fire and they will not unlock because the power lock is broken. Some General Motors drivers have experienced this
