Stephen Hasner | Product Liability | April 14, 2026

Defective products do not all fail in the same way, and Georgia law treats those differences seriously. A single flawed item raises different legal issues than a product line built with a dangerous design. In […]

Stephen Hasner | Product Liability | March 24, 2026

The tool or machine that injured you at work may not have been your fault or your employer’s fault. When a power tool shorts out, a piece of machinery sends a surge through its housing, […]

Stephen Hasner | Product Liability, Workers' Compensation | January 8, 2026

When workplace machinery fails, the results can be catastrophic. Missing safety guards, malfunctioning switches, or defective components often lead to injuries that leave workers facing medical treatment, lost income, and growing financial strain. Georgia’s workers’ […]

Stephen Hasner | Product Liability | March 3, 2023

Johnson & Johnson is a large multinational corporation that manufactures pharmaceuticals and medical devices, among other products. The company has issued a voluntary recall of some of its sunscreen products because it found benzene, a […]

Stephen Hasner | Product Liability | July 19, 2022

You expect medications to help make a health condition better. Therefore, you don’t expect to develop a worse condition after taking a prescription medication. However, defective and dangerous drugs can cause severe adverse effects and […]

Stephen Hasner | Product Liability | June 7, 2022

We consistently rely on hundreds of products to get us through our daily lives. For example, you may get in your car and drive to work in the morning. Or you may take medication to […]

Stephen Hasner | Product Liability | August 4, 2020

A recent high school graduate and a skydiving instructor tragically lost their lives during a tandem jump on July 12, 2020. The skydiving accident happened in Upson County. Jeanna Renee Triplicata was 18 years old. […]