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Paralyzed Hunter Claims Cardiologist Failed to Warn about Strenuous Activites Prior to Fall from Deer Stand

Posted by Steve Silver on May 20, 2015 6:18:21 PM


Savannah, GA—Trial continues in Chatham County State Court in the med mal case of a Savannah cardiologist who allegedly failed to properly warn a patient regarding strenuous activities following surgery, which resulted in an accident that left the patient paralyzed from the chest down. Shane Berryhill and Pamela Berryhill v. Dale Daly MD et al. (STCV1102180)

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Topics: Medical Malpractice, Georgia, Berryhill v. Daly

Defense Attorney Calls Plaintiff's Damage Claim "Absurd": Georgia Trial Highlight

Posted by Steve Silver on May 19, 2015 1:20:00 PM

In the recent Clarke County Superior Court case of Rammohan Rao Balasu and Kavita Bitra v. Kathy McLeod Allen (SU13CV0618), Plaintiff Balasu claimed over $200,000 in damages as a result of a 70-mile-per-hour automobile collision on I-85. Defendant Allen admitted liability for the accident, in which her car rear ended Balasu’s car and spun it into a ditch at the side of the interstate highway. Balasu lost consciousness in the accident and was taken to a nearby emergency room for treatment. The impact also caused Allen’s vehicle to veer left, across the opposite lanes of traffic on I-85, before colliding with a billboard at the opposite side of the road and finally coming to rest.

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Topics: Georgia, Balasu v. Allen

Attorney Explains Consultant's Vision that Led to Winning Proposal for $400M Project: Georgia Trial Highlight

Posted by Steve Silver on May 13, 2015 6:41:00 PM

In the recent Fulton County Superior Court case of Margaret Jones and Associates v. Perry Homes Redevelopment (2003CV9479), plaintiff Margaret Jones, a veteran Atlanta public relations consultant, sued to recover fees owed her for work in helping prepare the winning proposal for the $400 million Perry Homes Redevelopment Project. Jones never had a written contract with any of the other parties involved in the proposal, and, by the time the trial occurred, over a decade had passed since the project was awarded, during which time Jones had never been paid anything for her services.

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Topics: Commercial Law, Georgia, Jones v. Perry Homes Redevelopment

Auburn University Scientist Wins Auto Accident Case in Front of Athens Jury

Posted by Steve Silver on May 13, 2015 5:27:17 PM

  

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Topics: Negligence, Georgia, Balasu v. Allen

Chrysler Asks Judge To Toss $150M Loss In First Jeep Fuel Tank Trial

Posted by David Siegel on May 8, 2015 4:13:00 PM

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Topics: Products Liability, Georgia, Transportation, automotive