Rejecting $2 Million Offer Pays Off in Rome, Georgia A Floyd hospital employee who rejected a $2 million offer to settle his suit after losing his leg when a hospital vehicle collided with his motorcycle was awarded $8.6 million last week by a jury in Rome. Matt Wetherington and Michael Werner represented plaintiff […]
Monetary Damages The following article is the fifth in a series about personal injury law. You can read the first article here, which explains where laws come from. You can read the second article here, which explains what a tort is. The third article covers proving the conduct of the responsible party led to injury. The […]
The following article is the fifth in a series about personal injury law. You can read the first article here, which explains where laws come from. You can read the second article here, which explains what a tort is. The third article describes the duty element in a negligence case. The fourth article details the breach element […]
The following article is the fourth in a series about personal injury law. You can read the first article here, which explains where laws come from. You can read the second article here, which explains what a tort is. The third article explained the duty element in a negligence case. This article will focus on explaining […]
The following article is the third in a series about personal injury law. You can read the first article here, which explains where laws come from. You can read the second article here, which explains what a tort is. This article will focus on explaining the first of four elements a plaintiff must prove in a […]
The following article is the second in a series about personal injury law. You can read the first article here, which explains where laws come from. This article defines the legal term “tort.” It is written for people who do not have legal training and explains these laws in simple terms. As a result, it […]
The following article is the first in a series about personal injury law. This article explains where laws come from and how new laws are created. It is written for people who do not have legal training and explains these laws in simple terms. It should not be relied upon for complete accuracy or as […]
Georgia Business Court Lawyers Georgia recently passed a Constitutional Amendment that created a business court in Georgia. As the law is very new, there have been many questions about its effects and what kinds of cases are included. If you need contingency fee lawyers who are familiar with business litigation, including breach of contract and […]
In most instances, vehicle booting is predatory or illegal. The Wetherington Law firm is nationally recognized for fighting against booting companies. If you have been a victim of an unethical and predatory booting company in Union City, we want to talk to you. Click here to fill out our vehicle booting intake form. Completing this […]
Stop paying hundreds of dollars for medical records and use the HITECH Act to get records for less than $10. By: Matt Wetherington and Sarah Quinn The Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act was a part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act signed in February 2009 during the […]
Practice Tips: Guide to Juror Research (2016 Update) By: Matt Wetherington and Sherry Rosen During voir dire, prospective jurors are generally responsive to thoughtful questions and speak candidly and enthusiastically about preexisting beliefs and biases. Just kidding. In most cases, open and honest panel members are among the first to receive a preemptive strike. […]
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