If you have suffered an injury due to negligence while at work, it is critical that all injured workers are able to protect their rights, so that they can recover the full and fair compensation they deserve.
Georgia Violent Crime Victim Legal Resources
Injured on Premises at Work in Georgia? What You Need to Know
Bajjani v. Gwinnett County School District Negligent Security Case
Example Negligent Security Case in the state of Georgia against Gwinnett County School District involves a young man who was viciously beaten by another student at the school he attended.
Are You a Victim of a Parking Garage Shooting in Georgia?
If you’re the victim or have lost a loved one in a violent parking garage shooting, the experienced attorneys at Apolinsky & Associates can help determine if you have grounds for compensation.
Are You a Victim of a Bar or Nightclub Shooting?
The number of shootings in the U.S. is increasing at an alarming rate. One of the deadliest shootings in recent memory occurred at a Florida nightclub in June of 2016, which killed at least 49 people.
Were You Robbed at a Shopping Mall in Georgia?
Being robbed is a very scary experience, especially when the robbery includes some form of assault (remember, assault does not necessarily mean making physical contact) or the display or use of a weapon.
How to Sue for Emotional Distress After Being Sexually Assaulted
Emotional distress damages are compensation one recovers for impact that would include anxiety, humiliation, and psychological trauma. Emotional distress claims tied to a physical injury are often stronger.
How Much is a Paralysis Injury Claim Worth?
Georgia paraplegic claims and quadriplegic claims stem from spinal cord injuries caused by another’s negligence. In asking, “how much is my case worth?” plaintiffs must consider many factors.
Common Causes of Catastrophic Injuries
The cause of a catastrophic injury can have a substantial impact on whether as person can recover damages for those injuries. It’s important to identify all possible defendants when examining your legal options.
Your Guide to Suing For Wrongful Death In Georgia Civil Courts
Suing for wrongful death won’t change your loss, but can save you from financial ruin. It’s also a means holding responsible parties accountable for careless, reckless or intentional actions that resulted in a death.
Understanding Proximate Cause in Negligence & Personal Injury
In the State of Georgia, in order for plaintiffs to prevail in civil personal injury claims, they must prove the defendant legally caused the plaintiff’s injuries and are liable for damages — proving legal causation can be difficult.
Examples of Negligent Security that Lead to Serious Injury
Negligent security cases occur when a property owner fails in their legal duty to protect guests or residents from a violent, criminal act that was reasonably foreseeable — contact us to discuss your case.
Can you Sue for Physical Assault in the Workplace in Georgia?
Most Georgia personal injury cases involve businesses or individuals who hurt someone through their failure to use reasonable care when they had a legal responsibility to do so. But what if someone intentionally harms you?
Atlanta Sexual Assault Victim Lawyers Help You Get Justice
Under certain circumstances, Georgia rape victims can file lawsuits to recover damages from third parties for medical and therapy bills, lost wages, physical pain and suffering, emotional anguish and loss of life enjoyment.
Suing a Property Management Company for Personal Injury?
When a person is injured due to unsafe conditions unaddressed by a property management company’s negligence, there may be grounds to sue. These cases arise frequently in large cities like Atlanta.
Are You the Victim of a Violent Stabbing Attack in Georgia?
Stabbings are one of the most dangerous and painful assault injuries. Depending on the location and the depth of the cut, it could be fatal. There is also a risk of infection either from the knife or a side effect of one’s recovery.
Proving Negligence in Wrongful Death Civil Cases in Georgia
The sudden death of someone you love is devastating. When you suspect or know the loss was the result of another’s careless, reckless or criminal actions, you want both answers and accountability.