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Apps For Safer Teen Drivers

February 25, 2021

At Marks Law Group, we understand that teaching teens to drive in the age of the smart phone is no easy task. As a community-oriented […]

Wal-mart Negligence

February 25, 2021

According to the Walmart Litigation Project, which is a collection of cases compiled to educate and facilitate communication about Walmart cases, “Walmart is sued two-five […]

Georgia Statute of Limitations

February 20, 2021

State and federal courts have time limits for filing civil claims or criminal charges. These are known as “statutes of limitations,” these time limits aim […]

Do I Have To Go To Court For A Car Accident in Georgia?

January 28, 2021

There’s no good time to get involved in a car accident, and it can be overwhelming realizing that you have to gather evidence, keep track […]

What To Do After A Car Accident?

January 28, 2021

When you’re involved in a motor vehicle accident, millions of things rush through your mind. It can be debilitating, but knowing what steps to take […]

Georgia Bike Accidents 101: Why Biking Accidents are Different

January 23, 2021

Bike accidents can be frightening and dangerous, especially when cars are involved. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, in 2011, 677 cyclists were […]

The Basics of Truck Accidents in Georgia

January 20, 2021

Nearly 11 million commercial trucks are on the road in the United States. Trucks can be 70 to 80 feet long, and weigh up to […]

Georgia School Bus Insurance Limits Hurt Everyone

Driving around metro Atlanta is dangerous enough. But when a school bus is involved, it can be even more challenging. Georgia law shields school buses, […]

Holiday Safety Tips

December 6, 2019

At Marks Law Group, we want you and your family to enjoy your holidays together. While holidays are generally fun-filled times, injuries can certainly happen. […]

Massive Rise in Georgia Pedestrian Deaths

Pedestrian deaths are rising across the nation, and Georgia is no exception. New statistics show that startling numbers of Georgia residents are dying in pedestrian […]

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