By R. Alan Cleveland, Mediator JordanADR.com AthensInjuryLawyer.com In the realm of conflict resolution, mediation is perhaps the best vehicle that offers disputing parties a collaborative path towards resolution. However, the road to successful mediation is paved with preparation and communication. One effective tool that can significantly enhance the mediation process…
Motorcyclists in Georgia face many potential dangers when they hit the road, including rough streets, wet surfaces, road debris, wildlife, uneven traffic lanes, and careless motorists. Understanding these hazards and how to deal with them is crucial for any motorcycle rider. The Georgia motorcycle accident lawyers with R. Alan Cleveland, LLC are…
Georgia residents and non-residents alike must follow the state’s window tint laws. Georgia law generally prohibits tint on the front windshields of cars. Tinting on side or rear windows must let at least 32 percent of the light through, plus or minus 3 percent. Reflective materials cannot increase light reflectance by more than…
Workers’ compensation is supposed to protect people who are hurt while on the job. However, recent reports suggest that the system is helping insurers and employers, not the workers it should benefit. If you suffered a work-related injury or illness, you deserve financial help with your medical bills and more….
While the cost of hiring a car accident attorney can vary, many work on a contingency fee basis. Under this arrangement, the attorney will start work on your case without charging upfront fees. Instead, they take a percentage of any settlement or court award they win for you. If they…
Georgia has laws in place to protect children in motor vehicle accidents – a leading cause of death for children in the state. Drivers in Georgia must properly restrain any child under 8 years old in a car seat or booster seat appropriate for their size and age. These laws…
Because each dog bite case is unique, there is no true average settlement. Dog bite settlements will depend on the specific factors in a claim, such as the severity of the injury and the dog’s history. The amount can range anywhere from a few thousand dollars to several tens of…
Neck pain after a car accident shouldn’t be taken lightly. If your neck is hurting after a Georgia car accident, you should see a doctor as soon as possible. They can evaluate you and determine if you suffered a neck injury in the collision, as well as document your pain…
If you were injured in a Georgia car accident caused by a negligent driver, you might have been rushed to the hospital for emergency care. Federal law requires hospitals to provide emergency treatment to anyone with a severe or life-threatening medical condition, regardless of their insurance coverage or ability to…
The aftermath of a Georgia car accident is a challenging time, often filled with intense pain, sharp emotional stress, and a barrage of questions. You may be asking: “What should I do next?” “How do I handle the insurance companies?” “What about my medical bills?” These are all crucial questions,…