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The term “dram shop” often refers to businesses that sell alcoholic beverages, such as taverns and liquor stores. In Georgia, the dram shop act is a critical law that holds these establishments accountable if they serve alcohol to visibly intoxicated or underaged...
When most people think about DUI charges, they picture the driver getting arrested. Georgia law mainly targets the person operating the vehicle, but passengers can still face consequences in specific situations. Understanding these scenarios helps you stay out of...
When someone leaves a bar drunk and causes an accident, the question often arises—who is responsible? In Georgia, the Dram Shop Act addresses this issue. It outlines when a bar, restaurant, or business that sells alcohol may share responsibility for the harm caused by...
After you have been injured by a drunk driver, you need all the help you can get to deal with your medical expenses and other damages. If you've been seriously injured, the expenses can last for the rest of your life and you may never be able to return to the kind of...