Generally, vicarious liability occurs when one party is held liable for the conduct of another party due to the relationship between the two, such as an employer being held liable

The last clear chance doctrine is an affirmative defense usually asserted by a defendant to attempt to defeat a negligence claim. This defense essentially provides that the plaintiff had the

Even though parents cannot be held vicariously liable for the conduct of their children generally, the state of Georgia does recognize the “family purpose doctrine” under which one who has

Under the tort of negligence, there are four elements a plaintiff must establish to succeed in holding a defendant liable. The Court of Appeals of Georgia outlined the elements for

Ever since the 1960s, Black Friday has been an annual holiday tradition that millions of Americans take advantage of to snag deals on holiday gifts. Though Black Friday used to

If you are injured by someone else’s actions or negligence, you have the right to file a lawsuit (ideally with the help of an attorney) against the party that caused

There are any number of risk factors for all of us on Atlanta’s roads. One of these risks that is often overlooked is elderly drivers who should not be behind

We are already about halfway through November, meaning millions of people across the globe will soon be shopping for gifts, decorations and more if they have not already. Consumers will

In recent years, deep-fried turkey has become a staple for Thanksgiving, Christmas and, for some, any time the mood strikes. Similar to frying chicken or other foods, deep-frying a turkey

Whether you are starting your freshman year at Georgia Tech or your super senior year at Spelman College, universities in Atlanta offer a unique experience. Nearly half a million people