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Each year thousands of high school students graduate and move away from home to attend college.  These newly minted college students not only need to pack shower shoes for the dorm, but also need to prepare an Advance Health Care Directive (AHCD) before leaving the nest. Eighteen year olds are considered adults in the eyes…

From the State Bar of Georgia… Late yesterday afternoon, Gov. Brian Kemp issued an executive order permitting remote notarization and witnessing of all documents. The State Bar is grateful for the work of Gov. Kemp and his staff who recognized the critical need for remote notarization and witnessing in Georgia during this unprecedented time and…

In an effort to assist in the prevention and slow of the spread of the novel Coronavirus COVID-19, our firm is asking our business partners and clients to assist us in these unique times.  At this time our offices will remain open to serve our clients, however, we are requesting your assistance in keeping our…

At 65 miles per hour any vehicle, commercial or passenger, is traveling 95 feet per second. However, the distance required to stop a vehicle changes dramatically as the size and weight of the vehicle increases.  Simply stated, larger and heavier vehicles require more distance to stop than smaller and lighter vehicles. A passenger car traveling…

Tires may be the most important part of having a safe vehicle.  Your tires are the only part of the vehicle that touches the roadway.  When accelerating from a stop or braking to stop, your tires form the essential contact with the road that allows movement and travel.  Despite their enormous importance, many drivers do…

If you sustained an injury on property owned by another person or a corporation, it is important to get to an attorney experienced in the area of premises liability. An experienced attorney will know the right questions to ask in order to assess whether you have a valid claim and the best way to move…

WHAT HAPPENED?  The Clean Water Act authorizes the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and Army Corps of Engineers (ACOE) to limit pollution in “navigable” waterways.  On June 29th, the EPA published its Clean Water Rule, which expands the definition of navigable waterways to include the tributaries that feed into those waterways.  Twenty-seven States, including Georgia, immediately…

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