Adam Malone / September 18, 2026 / Catastrophic Injuries

How Are Damages Calculated in a Georgia Catastrophic Injury Case? 

Some injuries heal. Others permanently change the course of a person’s life.  A catastrophic injury can affect your ability to walk, communicate, work, care for yourself, or live independently. Instead of several months of medical treatment, you may face a lifetime of surgeries, rehabilitation, medications, and personal care.  That makes calculating damages in a catastrophic […]

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Adam Malone / August 26, 2026 / Wrongful Death

Do You Qualify To Sue for Wrongful Death in Georgia?

Losing someone you love is always painful. When a death happens because of another person’s carelessness, the loss can leave a family searching for answers.  Georgia law allows certain family members to bring a wrongful death lawsuit when a person’s death results from another party’s negligence. The lawsuit cannot undo what happened, but it can […]

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Adam Malone / August 20, 2026 / Wrongful Death

What Are the Leading Causes of Accidental Death in Atlanta, GA?

Accidental deaths can happen in traffic crashes, falls, poisonings, fires, drownings, and other events. The leading causes of accidental death in Atlanta, GA, are similar to those seen across Georgia and the United States. Public health agencies often call these deaths “unintentional injuries.” Some are true accidents, while others happen because a person or company […]

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Adam Malone / August 4, 2026 / Medical Malpractice

Understanding Georgia’s Medical Malpractice Laws

If a healthcare provider causes you harm through substandard treatment, Georgia law gives you the right to pursue compensation from them. Medical malpractice lawsuits are more complex than standard personal injury claims because they involve stricter rules and unique procedural requirements that can be difficult to navigate if you don’t know what to expect. Keep […]

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Adam Malone / July 27, 2026 / Wrongful Death

How Does a Wrongful Death Lawsuit Work? 

The death of a family member is always painful. When that death could have been prevented, grief is often joined by anger, confusion, and difficult questions about what happened. A wrongful death may result from medical malpractice, a car crash, a defective product, an unsafe property condition, or another person’s reckless behavior. Georgia law allows […]

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Adam Malone / July 21, 2026 / Medical Malpractice

What Are the Common Causes of Surgical Errors?

Surgery is often performed to improve a patient’s health, relieve pain, or save a life. While many procedures are completed successfully, mistakes can occur when healthcare providers fail to meet the accepted standard of care. Surgical errors can have devastating consequences, including permanent disability, additional surgeries, severe infections, organ damage, or even wrongful death. Not […]

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Adam Malone / June 24, 2026 / Brain Injury

Symptoms of a Brain Bleed to Look for After a Head Injury

Any head injury should be taken seriously. A blow to the head can cause a range of traumatic brain injuries, from mild concussions to potentially life-threatening brain bleeds. One of the biggest dangers is that symptoms do not always appear right away, making it easy to underestimate the severity of the injury. Recognizing the warning […]

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Adam Malone / June 10, 2026 / Georgia Law

What Does It Mean When Doctors “Breach a Duty of Care”?

When patients seek medical treatment in Georgia, they trust healthcare providers to deliver care that meets accepted medical standards. Doctors, nurses, hospitals, and other healthcare professionals have a legal obligation to provide competent treatment. When they fail to meet that obligation, it may be considered a breach of the duty of care. Understanding what a […]

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Adam Malone / June 10, 2026 / Medical Malpractice

What Is Infant Shudder Syndrome?

Hearing that your baby may have a neurological condition can be frightening. Many parents become concerned when they notice sudden shaking, shivering, or jerking movements in their infant. One possible explanation for these episodes is infant shudder syndrome, sometimes called shuddering attacks. Although infant shudder syndrome is generally considered a benign condition, it is important […]

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