December in Georgia means office parties, late dinners, and thousands of people choosing rideshare to get home safely. It’s smart—but crashes still happen in pickup lanes, at busy mall entrances, and on dark neighborhood streets. Whether you were a passenger, driving...
December nights in Georgia bring crowded malls, pop-up markets, and late store hours—and, too often, parking lot assaults, purse snatches, and carjackings. When a business invites customers onto its property, it has a legal duty to take reasonable steps to keep those...
December nights in Georgia mean packed shopping corridors, office parties, and more out-of-state drivers on unfamiliar roads. Unfortunately, they also bring a spike in hit-and-run crashes—rear-ends that speed off, sideswipes in mall traffic, and pedestrian strikes in...
Short days, holiday traffic, and distracted drivers make December one of the most dangerous times of the year for people on foot. Shoppers crowd mall lots, office parties run late, and early darkness hides pedestrians at intersections and driveways. If you or someone...
Cold snaps in December can turn Georgia’s walkways and lots into slick hazards overnight. You head out before sunrise, step onto what looks like damp pavement, and—boom—black ice puts you on the ground. These incidents can cause concussions, herniated discs, shoulder...
New Year’s Eve in Georgia brings neighborhood shows, backyard sparklers, and big countdowns—and, every year, a spike in burns and blast injuries. In 2024, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission reported 14,700 fireworks-related injuries nationwide and 11 deaths,...
