The BOB Law Personal Injury

Your Lawyer’s Email Could Accidentally Settle Your Case Court: Court of Appeals of Georgia, Third Division Case: Falkner v. Gilliland et al., A26A0277 Decided: April 21, 2026 Result: Reversed —

A college student is driving home at night. His car leaves the road, slides more than 60 feet, and slams into a large concrete planter sitting off the shoulder of

A high school football coach punches a player in the stomach in front of a crowd. The student suffers physical and mental injuries. He sues the school district that hired

Peachstate Concessionaires, Inc. v. Bryant Georgia Court of Appeals – December 22, 2025 Facts (Plain English) Mekiah Bryant worked as a cashier at a Dunkin’ Donuts owned by Peachstate Concessionaires,

Georgia Supreme Court Vacates Court of Appeals in SMG Construction Services, LLC v. Cook Date: October 15, 2025 Court: Supreme Court of Georgia Case: SMG Construction Services, LLC v. Cook,

Georgia Court of Appeals Affirms Summary Judgment in Stevens v. Welch (Oct. 17, 2025) Date: October 17, 2025 Court: Georgia Court of Appeals Case: Stevens et al. v. Welch et

BOBLAW Commentary Facts: The plaintiff in a motor vehicle accident case sent an offer to the defendant’s insurer to settle the case for $25,000. Then the insurance company accepted the

Wood v. Smith (Ga. Ct. App. 2025, No. A25A1221) — Emotional Damages for Libel Don’t Require a Separate Pleading Under Georgia Law The Georgia Court of Appeals affirmed a $250,000

When you’re involved in a personal injury case, medical documentation plays a pivotal role in the outcome. It serves as the backbone of your claim, providing a detailed and credible