IIn Georgia slip‑and‑fall cases, showing there was something dangerous on the floor is only half the battle. The core question is notice: did the business know, or should it have known, about the hazard in time to fix it or warn customers? The basic...
A routine traffic stop in Georgia—speeding, a lane violation, a broken taillight—sometimes turns into an officer asking to “take a quick look” inside your car. Whether that search is legal depends on a few specific rules, not just the officer’s instincts. The...
In Georgia, Walmart and other retailers do have legal authority to stop and briefly detain suspected shoplifters, but that authority is tightly limited. The two controlling questions are whether employees have reasonable grounds to suspect theft and whether any stop...