A truck without a truck bed may be referred to as a box-delete truck. Georgia law does not explicitly prohibit driving a truck without the bed attached, provided the vehicle otherwise complies with equipment and safety regulations. Georgia Code Title 40, which governs motor vehicles, does not reference truck bed removal in its equipment...
Losing a loved one because of someone else’s negligence or misconduct is devastating. No amount of money can replace a life, but Georgia law allows certain family members to sue for wrongful death to seek justice and financial compensation. Knowing who qualifies to bring this type of claim is the first step toward protecting...
Halloween is a fun and festive night for families and children across Georgia, with trick-or-treating, costume parties, and community celebrations. While the holiday brings excitement and creativity, it also carries safety risks. Busy streets, low visibility, and distracted drivers increase the chance of accidents, especially for young trick-or-treaters. By taking simple precautions, parents and...
The average cost of a data breach globally was $4.4 million in 2025. Major security breaches can have a significant impact on businesses that experience them. They can also impact you and your financial future when your data is compromised. When sensitive information is exposed, you may be wondering what kind of compensation you...
Intersections can be confusing enough when traffic signals are working normally. But when the lights start flashing red or yellow, many drivers are unsure about what to do. This confusion can lead to accidents, injuries, and traffic tickets. Knowing how to respond when you see flashing lights at an intersection is not only important...
