UPDATE On June 26, 2020, the Georgia Legislature passed the Georgia COVID-19 Pandemic Business Safety Act, which moves to protect businesses,
Medical Malpractice Leads to Scholle Law Obtaining $14 Million Dollar Verdict
Attorneys Jim Poe and Charles Scholle of Scholle Law obtained a verdict of $14 million dollars on behalf of client Rosalind Johnson on May 21, 2019,
Choosing the Best Attorney to Represent you in your Georgia Medical Malpractice Case
When people entrust their well-being to medical providers, they expect that the care they receive will be competent and will adequately identify and
Court Rules on When the Statute of Limitations Runs on a Case Involving Misdiagnosis Leading to a Second Illness
Medical malpractice cases filed in Georgia usually must be filed within two years of the date of harm caused by the injury. While in many cases the
The Law Helps Patients Injured During Lasik Surgery
Eye Surgery Advancements Do Carry Risks There are many technological advancements that relate to care of our eyes. Our eyes may be the windows to our
