There are a number of factors you should consider when faced with the choice of contesting or accepting a conviction for a moving violation or other Georgia traffic offense. One of the more significant issues is how a conviction will be reflected on your...

When you apply for and receive a Georgia driver’s license, you’ve given your “implied consent” to submit to a breath, blood, or urine test if an officer reasonably suspects that you were driving under the influence. You can refuse to take the test and...

For decades, doctors have used forceps to assist them during challenging deliveries. A forceps delivery will typically be considered if the physician is having a difficult time reaching the baby’s head or the mother is exhausted and cannot effectively push the baby out. However,...

Most of us are aware that you can be charged and convicted for DUI in Georgia if you are driving with a blood alcohol content (BAC) of .08% or greater. That may lead you to believe that you are in the clear if you...

When a baby is deprived of oxygen before and/or during delivery, the consequences to the long-term health of the child can be catastrophic. “Hypoxia” is the term used for this inadequate level of oxygen, and several different injuries can occur as a result, the...