Civil Litigation

Recent Cases

Car Accidents Involving Amazon Drivers

September 15, 2019

Injured in a car accident with someone who drives for Amazon? Through its “Amazon Prime” 2-day delivery service, massive online retailer Amazon has been paying local drivers across the country to deliver its products to customers in their communities. Recent news reports have revealed that Amazon’s delivery service comes with a high human cost, however, […]

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Fisher-Price may face lawsuits after recall of Rock n’ Play sleepers

April 14, 2019

Fisher-Price may face product liability lawsuits after the Consumer Product Safety Commission announced on April 12, 2019, that the company is recalling millions of its Rock n’ Play Sleepers. Since the sleepers hit the market in 2009, they have reportedly caused at least 32 infant fatalities due to their defective design. According to the CPSC, […]

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Exploding E-Cigarette Causes Texas Man’s Wrongful Death

February 21, 2019

News outlets across the country have been reportingon the tragic case of William Brown, a young man in Texas who died after an electronic cigarette exploded in his mouth. According to doctors, metal pieces from the defective product lodged themselves in Brown’s throat and cut an artery in his neck. Due to the lack of […]

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Our Firm Helps Family Recover Six-Figure Settlement in Daycare Injury Case

September 12, 2018

This week, our firm finalized a settlement on behalf of a family whose child was sexually assaulted by an older child at a daycare. While the identities of the family and daycare center must remain confidential under the terms of the settlement, we succeeded in getting a significant six-figure award for their child because we […]

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Public school teachers have First Amendment rights

June 6, 2018

It may sound obvious that teachers have the right to free speech when they are outside of the classroom, but a recent case from the Georgia Supreme Court may cause some concern among teachers and other public employees. The Court declined to take up a case brought by Kelly Tucker, a public school teacher in […]

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