Property owners (landlords, homeowners, and business owners) and property occupants (tenants) have a legal obligation to keep their premises safe. In addition to possible criminal charges being brought to the perpetrator for assault, the owner or the occupant can also be held liable for damages if that legal duty is breached, resulting in an injury […]
Can I Sue If I Was Injured at a Gym?
/by Miller Injury Trial LawWorking out in the gym is inherently dangerous because of the heavy and complex exercise equipment and the physically demanding activities you are expected to perform there. Gym owners are aware of the risks and try to protect their own interests by having their members sign liability waivers. These written agreements are legal contracts that […]
How Georgia’s Comparative Fault Laws Can Affect a Wrongful Death Claim
/by Miller Injury Trial LawWhen someone is killed due to the negligence or reckless actions of another party, it is devastating to those closest to the victim. No one can bring back a lost loved one, so there is no way to fill the hole that is left by their death. The best the legal system can do is […]
How to Avoid Common Pitfalls in Personal Injury Claims
/by Miller Injury Trial LawPersonal injury claims can be complex and daunting, requiring a careful and informed approach to ensure a fair resolution. Unfortunately, many individuals fall into common pitfalls that can jeopardize their chances of receiving the compensation they deserve. Hire an Experienced Personal Injury Attorney Dealing with the legal complexities of a personal injury claim can be […]
Damages For Sexual Assault Due to Negligent Security
/by Miller Injury Trial LawOwners of nightclubs, shopping centers, and other commercial properties have a legal duty to ensure adequate security and provide a safe place for customers and guests. Unfortunately, property owners frequently fail in this duty. You may have a claim against the property owner or manager if you were the victim of sexual assault because of […]
Commercial Owner’s Liability for Assaults Between Patrons
/by Miller Injury Trial LawThe holiday season brings all-around cheer for everyone, but it’s also a time when tempers run high. Bar brawls and fights at shopping centers become commonplace during this time of year. When someone is drunk in a bar or restaurant, the risk of assault and violence increases. In relation to this, the owner of the […]
Important Steps to Take If You Are Injured in An Auto Accident
/by Miller Injury Trial LawApproximately six million car crashes occur in the United States each year, resulting in bodily injuries to more than three million people. You may end up struggling with expensive medical bills, loss of income, and prolonged pain and suffering if you get injured in a car accident due to another’s fault. A reliable car accident […]
Premises Liability in Georgia Physical Assault Cases
/by Miller Injury Trial LawProperty owners (landlords, homeowners, and business owners) and property occupants (tenants) have a legal obligation to keep their premises safe. In addition to possible criminal charges being brought to the perpetrator for assault, the owner or the occupant can also be held liable for damages if that legal duty is breached, resulting in an injury […]
Hit-And-Run: Four Tips to Follow Immediately
/by Miller Injury Trial LawIt almost seems impossible to believe that a driver could leave the scene of an accident without offering to help or even checking to see if others involved need assistance.