by Derek Oladokun II | Apr 19, 2025 | Georgia Law, Insurance, Personal Injury
Every parent trusts that when their child boards the school bus, they’ll arrive safely at school and back home again. Yet collisions, sudden stops, and negligent driving can turn a routine school run into a traumatic event. If your child is injured in a school bus...
by Derek Oladokun II | Apr 17, 2025 | Insurance, Personal Injury
Mold is more than an unsightly nuisance—it can trigger severe respiratory issues, allergic reactions, and even neurological problems when allowed to proliferate indoors. In Georgia’s humid climate, mold growth in rental properties is all too common. When landlords...
by Derek Oladokun II | Apr 15, 2025 | Georgia Law, Insurance, Personal Injury
Mold is more than an unsightly nuisance—it can trigger severe respiratory issues, allergic reactions, and even neurological problems when allowed to proliferate indoors. In Georgia’s humid climate, mold growth in rental properties is all too common. When landlords...
by Derek Oladokun II | Apr 12, 2025 | Georgia Law, Insurance, Personal Injury
Georgia’s sunny climate makes swimming pools, water parks, and backyard spas a summertime staple—but an innocent splash can turn into serious injury in seconds. Whether you slip on a wet deck, dive into shallow water, or are struck by malfunctioning pool equipment,...
by Derek Oladokun II | Apr 3, 2025 | Georgia Law, Insurance, Personal Injury
Georgia’s legal landscape is undergoing its most significant changes in decades. In early 2025, the General Assembly passed a sweeping tort reform package signed into law by the governor. While proponents say these reforms curb frivolous lawsuits and protect...
by Derek Oladokun II | Apr 1, 2025 | Georgia Law, Insurance, Personal Injury
Distracted driving continues to be a leading cause of road accidents across Georgia, affecting thousands each year. Despite increasing public awareness campaigns and stringent laws, distracted driving remains prevalent, often resulting in severe injuries and...
