Georgia law provides protections and remedies for those injured by defective products, both those that are dangerously designed and those that have manufacturing defects.

Interstates, state routes, and other state and local highways cross the state of Georgia. Federal and state rules and regulations protect innocent motorists from dangerous drivers.

Environmental hazards are subject to regulation by state and federal authorities, and polluters can be liable for emitting dangerous chemicals.

Decisions of trial courts, both state and federal, are subject to review by the Courts of Appeals and Georgia and United States Supreme Courts.

Property owners, and those who are responsible for properties, have a duty to keep the property safe under Georgia law.

Georgia’s roads and highways are a major commercial corridor, and commercial and industrial traffic is a frequent presence throughout the state. Special rules apply to tractor trailers and other commercial vehicles.