Personal Injury

Pedestrian accidents are far too common. In most situations, there are no legal grounds for a car striking a person in that the driver will be held responsible. Yet, that is not easy to do. The US Department of Transportation’s Federal Highway Administration is working to find ways to reduce the risks to people walking... read more

Car accidents happen everywhere, from the busy highways of I-75 and I-20 to the smaller roadways in each neighborhood and town. When a car accident occurs, multiple people are often hurt, suffering financial, physical, and emotional losses. A Newnan car accident lawyer at Kam, Ebersbach & Lewis, P.C., can assist with your case.  How Common... read more

Using a phone, reaching for something in the back seat, playing with pets, looking at things on the side of the road, and more. There are so many ways for drivers to become distracted, and the reality is that distracted driving is arguably more dangerous than impaired driving. Any of us can become distracted at... read more

School safety is of the utmost priority in Georgia, and school windows play a major role in keeping students safe. With violence in schools, particularly gun violence, becoming an ever-present danger, every facet of school design must keep safety in mind. School windows can provide an added layer of protection against these violent acts.  Why... read more

Hurricane damage most certainly affects individuals in Georgia, and not just those along the coast period of course, coastal dwellers in Georgia typically run the most risks of sustaining hurricane damage, but even individuals inland can experience a significant amount of property damage caused by wind, rain, and flooding. But how is responsibility determined after... read more

Most burn injuries are preventable, but preventing burn injuries requires understanding certain risks. Data from the American Burn Association indicates that 73% of burns during a 10-year time frame occurred inside people’s homes, highlighting the importance of understanding the risks and knowing how to protect not just yourself, but your family and friends. Burns in... read more

In the state of Georgia, local governments are generally allowed to choose how they regulate the use of fireworks within their boundaries. In most circumstances, individuals will not have any problems shooting off fireworks in unincorporated areas around Georgia on New Year’s Eve. However, for residents who live in cities that have decided to regulate... read more

As 2023 comes to a close and 2024 approaches, you may be planning your end-of-the-year celebrations. You should have a great time because you deserve it. However, we also want you, your friends, and your family to remain safe as you enjoy the New Year’s Eve festivities. Here, our Coweta County personal injury lawyers want... read more