Who Pays for Damages After an Atlanta Hit-and-Run?
Stephen Hasner | Car Accidents | February 19, 2026
A hit-and-run accident raises immediate questions about liability and compensation, particularly when the driver responsible is never identified. In Atlanta, these crashes often result in vehicle damage, medical expenses, and time away from work, all […]
What If I Am Partly to Blame for a Trucking Accident in Atlanta
Stephen Hasner | Truck Accidents | February 17, 2026
After a serious truck accident, many people replay what happened and question whether their own actions contributed to the crash. You may wonder if a lane change on I-285 or following too closely on Georgia […]
Types of Injuries Suffered in Atlanta Trucking Accidents
Stephen Hasner | Truck Accidents | February 12, 2026
Truck accidents are not comparable to routine car crashes on Georgia 400 or heavily traveled portions of I-285. When a commercial truck collides with a passenger vehicle, the disparity in size, weight, and force greatly […]
Atlanta Workers’ Compensation Rules for Truck Drivers Injured While Traveling Through Georgia
Stephen Hasner | Workers' Compensation | February 10, 2026
Truck drivers injured while hauling freight through Atlanta or elsewhere in Georgia often face an immediate question: which state’s workers’ compensation laws apply? Interstate trucking regularly involves multiple states, with drivers living in one state, […]
What Happens When Your Employer Goes Out of Business During Your Atlanta Workers’ Compensation Claim
Stephen Hasner | Workers' Compensation | February 6, 2026
Your employer just announced layoffs, filed for bankruptcy, or shuttered their doors entirely. Meanwhile, you are still recovering from a workplace injury and relying on workers’ compensation benefits to pay your medical bills and cover […]
Workers’ Comp for Heat Stroke and Heat-Related Illnesses in Georgia Summers
Stephen Hasner | Workers' Compensation | February 4, 2026
Georgia summers can push outdoor and non-climate-controlled workers to the edge of safe physical endurance. When temperatures rise into the 90s and humidity remains high, the body’s natural cooling mechanisms become less effective, increasing the […]
What Happens When Your Employer Fails to File a Georgia First Report of Injury
Stephen Hasner | Workers' Compensation | February 1, 2026
Your employer is legally required to report a workplace injury to their workers’ compensation insurance carrier. If they fail to file Form WC-1 as required, your claim can be delayed before it ever gets off […]
Determining Fault in a Rear-End Accident: Why You Need an Atlanta Rear-End Collision Car Accident Lawyer
Rankings.io | Car Accidents, Personal Injury | January 26, 2026
A rear-end collision can occur with no warning. These crashes are common on the Downtown Connector and major interstates, but determining who is legally responsible is not always simple. Georgia law begins with a presumption […]
Georgia Slip and Fall Laws: A Guide for Injured Victims
Stephen Hasner | Slip and Fall | January 24, 2026
A slip and fall can leave you with painful injuries and a long list of questions about what went wrong. Why was there a hazard in the first place? Who is responsible for my medical […]
Slip and Falls on Stairs: Why These Cases Are Treated Differently Than Ground-Level Falls
Stephen Hasner | Slip and Fall | January 22, 2026
A fall on a staircase is very different from a fall on flat ground. Instead of hitting one surface, a person may strike several hard edges in rapid succession, which can lead to far more […]