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...
Between Thanksgiving and New Year’s, Georgia ERs see a spike in injuries from hanging lights, climbing onto roofs, moving heavy décor, and using ladders on uneven ground. A quick weekend project can turn serious when a step gives way, a railing fails, or a rental...
From early November through the New Year, Georgia neighborhoods turn into mini-loading zones. Vans idle at curbs, SUVs nose into tight cul-de-sacs, and contractors hustle to meet deadlines. With that surge comes a spike in driveway backing incidents, left-turn...
The stretch from Thanksgiving through New Year’s brings office parties, family dinners, and—too often—drivers who shouldn’t be on the road. If you are hit by a drunk or drug-impaired driver, the steps you take in the first hours and days can make or break your claim....
Thanksgiving week is one of Georgia’s busiest travel periods. Long highway drives on I-75, I-85, and I-20, “Blackout Wednesday” evening traffic, airport pickups, and Black Friday shopping all stack risk—especially after the time change when darkness hits early. If a...
