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Nashville, Tennessee Desperately Needs Help With Flood Relief; Consider Donating to the American Red Cross

Saturday, Tennessee was hit by one of the most severe floods in U.S. History. In Nashville, the Cumberland river lifted 12 feet over flood stages, flooding the city, and causing an estimated $1 billion dollars in damage. On Tuesday as the river began receding, nearly 30 deaths have been blamed…

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Video – Deadly Collision Caused by Texting Driver

Texting while driving, is known by prosecutors and personal injury lawyers as the new DUI/DWI. Georgia will soon become one of the 20 states that bans texting while driving. With legislation and driver education we can hopefully prevent fatal collisions like what occurred in the video above.

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Toyota to Recall the 2010 Lexus GX 460

In last week’s blog I passed on Consumer Reports warnings concerning the new Lexus GX 460. Toyota initially responded to the report stating “We’re concerned with the results of Consumer Reports testing on the Lexus GX 460 and their suggested buyer recommendation. Our engineers conducted similar tests during the development…

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Consumer Reports Video, Don’t Buy the Lexus GX 460

In our Marietta injury lawyer blog, we recently discussed the safety concerns with the new Lexus GX 460. Consumer Reports has also released some video of the problematic Lexus SUV being tested on their handling course in East Haddam Connecticut. The above video illustrates Consumer Reports’ concerns with this vehicle.

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Consumer Reports Warns the Lexus GX460 is a Safety Risk

Toyota, the parent company of Lexus, got more bad news this week when Consumer Reports published the results of their safety testing on the Lexus GX460. Testing on a handling course indicated the SUV was a rollover risk in real-world driving situations. At the Consumer Report test track, during tight…

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Editorial on Georgia’s Medical Malpractice Tort Reform

With the Supreme Court of Georgia’s recent monumental decision on medical malpractice damages caps, the tort reform debate is back in the news. As a Marietta Medical Malpractice Lawyer, when I saw that Joe Kirby (Editor of the Editorial Page of the Marietta Daily Journal) had written an article on…

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Georgia Medical Malpractice Damages Caps Ruled Unconstitutional by the Georgia Supreme Court (Nestlehutt Case)

In 2005, under extreme pressure from the insurance industry, the Georgia Legislature passed sweeping tort reform measures (known as SB3) drastically changing Georgia law. At the heart of SB3 is OCGA § 51-13-1, which limits noneconomic damages in medical malpractice actions. Under this law no matter what value a jury…

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