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Handling Dog Bite Claims in South Carolina
May 09, 2018According to the American Veterinary Medical Association (AMVA), nearly one in five people bitten by dogs require medical attention. While some states have what is commonly referred to as a “one bite rule” that allows dog owners to escape liability when a canine has no previous instances of causing injury, South Carolina is among the...
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Overview of Georgia Distracted Driving Laws
May 05, 2018As technological advances have allowed for people to do more things on their cellular phones and created several new forms of mobile entertainment, motorists all over the country have been increasingly susceptible to various distractions that can take their eyes off the road. When a driver is distracted for any reason, the distraction has the...
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Understanding Georgia Slip And Fall Laws
May 02, 2018The phrase “slip and fall” applies to several unfortunate accidents in which victims suffer catastrophic injuries because of what are usually dangerous property conditions. In many cases, the same victims in slip and fall accidents are likely to be accused of being at fault for their own injuries. The Nye Law Group represents people injured...
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How Contributory Negligence Affects You Car Accident in North Carolina
Apr 29, 2018In most states in the nation, the negligence of an accident victim might diminish the damages he or she can be awarded from another negligent party, but North Carolina is one of the few states in the country that adheres to the standard of contributory negligence. In short, contributory negligence is a defense that can...
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Understanding Georgia Dog Bite Laws
Apr 28, 2018Like many other states in the nation, Georgia uses the “one bite rule” (also referred to as the “first bite rule”) to determine civil liability for dog bites. Under this rule, the owner or other possessor of a dog can be held liable for damages caused by the animal if that person has reason to...
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