In August 2015, Christopher Starks, a 22-year-old Savannah State University student was shot and killed at the campus’s Student Union after a fight ensued between the student and the shooter. The assailant was not a
Automobile insurance is on the rise again across the country. With gas prices dropping so low over the past year, more drivers are on the road, which in turn leads to more accidents, causing insurance
The majority of states in America have now enacted strict laws regulating the use of cell phones by both adults and teenagers while driving. Although this has deterred some drivers from using their phones in
Eight Savannah residents are homeless following a daytime fire at an apartment complex. All eight units at the Heron on the Bluff complex near White Bluff Road are uninhabitable, after four were damaged by
A popular Soul Train dance song, along with some other music, is helping a seven-year-old Macon girl recover from a serious brain injury. Briana Lawson was in a catastrophic car crash on Christmas Day
An inmate bus crossed several lanes of traffic in Thomas County and struck an SUV, killing two people and critically injuring one other person. The wreck occurred east of Thomasville on Highway 84. According
Inattentive driving may have caused a serious crash on Interstate 20 in McDuffie County that sent a Georgia State Trooper to the hospital. According to reports, the trooper was investigating a one-car crash near
After nine years of consistent reductions in the number of Georgians who are killed in motor vehicle crashes, fatalities increased a stunning 21 percent in 2015. 1,414 people were killed on the state’s roadways last
Miami Marlins outfielder Delmon Young was arrested after he allegedly assaulted a parking attendant in the Magic City. Authorities state that the 30-year-old free agent grabbed the man’s neck and called him a “stupid Cuban”
An advocacy group recently came up with a list of 12 cases which it claims pervert the principle of sovereign immunity from negligence lawsuits. Many of the cases in the so-called “dirty dozen” involved alleged
Some scholars believe that the erratic behavior of 16th century English monarch Henry VIII was caused by a brain injury he suffered earlier in life. In the 1520s, the king suffered a string of head
A trip to the beach outside New York City wound up becoming one of the foundational cases in American negligence law. Facts Palsgraf v. Long Island Railroad Company involved a woman, Helen Palsgraf, who was
