Recently, Ford Motor Company issued recalls for several cars in their line due to faulty door latches. According to CNN, reports of doors opening while vehicles are being driven have prompted the manufacturer to issue the second recall for this issue in four years. Is your car part of the recall? The Door Latch Problem…
In a 6-3 vote on June 15, The Supreme Court ruled that Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 includes protections for gay and transgender workers. This ruling emphasizes the fact that employers cannot fire employees for being gay or homosexual, a major victory for the LGBTQ community. How can members of the…
Construction workers are part of the backbone of the country. They build the offices, homes and shopping centers that we all depend on, but they pay a hefty cost to bring us convenience. According to The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), one in every ten construction workers is injured each year, 71% higher than…
Your elderly loved ones sacrificed so much for their families. Now, as they face their twilight years, they should be protected. All too often, however, our elderly find themselves facing abuse at the hands of caregivers. How can you protect your elderly loved one from the same fate? Nursing Home Abuse In today’s fast-paced rhythm,…
In the midst of the social and economic upheaval caused by the current COVID-19 pandemic, many individuals are adjusting to a new normal. While at the time of this writing, Georgia Governor Brian Kemp has not issued mandatory closures for non-essential businesses, many have had to close to put the recommended social distancing into effect.…
Contract disputes often arise between parties over various issues. A contract is a legally binding or enforceable agreement between two or more parties. Written and oral contracts form the basis of most business relationships, and both are enforceable in Georgia courts. When one party does not perform its obligations under a contract, the other party…
