Storm outages and cold snaps hit Georgia hard in November. That’s when portable generators hum on porches, furnaces kick on after months of rest, and—too often—families suffer carbon monoxide (CO) exposure. CO is odorless and invisible, but it can cause headache,...
November brings fast-changing showers across Georgia—and with them, a spike in spin-outs, rear-end chains, and left-turn mistakes on wet pavement. If rain turned your normal commute into a wreck, here’s what to do next and how Georgia law treats these claims. Why...
Holiday trips mean more Georgians driving rental cars to see family, catch flights at Hartsfield-Jackson, or head to football games and festivals. When a crash happens in a rental, the claim can feel extra confusing—multiple policies, unfamiliar paperwork, and tight...
As temperatures drop in November, Georgia homes and apartments see a surge in space-heater use, overloaded outlets, and makeshift heating setups. Unfortunately, that’s when preventable fires, smoke inhalation injuries, and burn accidents spike—especially in older...
Thanksgiving is Georgia’s biggest home-cooking day—and one of the most dangerous. Grease fires, scalds from boiling liquids, and tipping turkey fryers can cause life-changing burns in seconds. Injuries often happen at crowded family homes or short-term rentals where...
