Recent Blog Posts
Nursing Home Abuse: Are Your Loved Ones Being Cared for Properly?
Nursing homes, including assisted living facilities, care for the elderly and people with special needs who require long-term continuous medical care. The decision to place a family member in a nursing home can be extremely difficult for the family. Today, approximately 1.3 million people live in nursing homes throughout the United States. Sometimes patients in… Read More »
Camping Accidents and Liability Waivers
During the summer, many people and outdoor enthusiasts flock to the outdoors to explore nature. Whether planning a family adventure or the kids are being sent to camp for a few weeks, campers are often required to sign campground liability waiver forms. This form is actually a contract by which the camp operator and… Read More »
Gym and Fitness Center Accidents
People frequent gyms and fitness centers in an effort to improve their overall health and up their fitness game. In addition to other gym patrons and staff, there is a great deal of exercise equipment and hazardous conditions that may lead to accidents if not addressed and the areas are not properly maintained. Getting… Read More »
Amusement and Theme Park Accidents
With kids out of school and families taking vacations, many choose to visit a theme or amusement park. Approximately, 335 million people visit theme parks annually, according to the International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions. There are 405 amusement parks in the United States, including water parks, zoos, aquariums, and science centers. While… Read More »
Andrew Cash Presents at Georgia Trial Lawyer Association’s CLE
Andrew Cash recently spoke at a CLE held by the Georgia Trial Lawyers Association. His presentation explained identifying and maximizing the damages in brain injury cases.
Andrew Cash Co-chairs Section at the Georgia Trial Lawyers Association’s Annual Convention
Andrew Cash co-chaired the Closing Arguments section for GTLA’s Annual Convention this year. He focused on bringing a lineup of speakers that could educate attorneys on the different methods of closing arguments.
JRDF’s Georgia Chapter Presents Andrew & Donna Cash with the Barbara and Duke Roos Living and Giving Award
The Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) presented Andrew and Donna Cash with the Duke and Barbara Roos Living & Giving Award, at this year’s Hope for a Cure Gala, for their service and dedication to JRDF and its mission to find a cure. Over $2 million was raised for JRDF’s mission and T1D research at… Read More »
Class Action Lawsuits
Class action lawsuits are civil lawsuits filed by a group of people who experienced the same or similar injuries following the use of a product or service. Usually filed based on the theory of negligence, initially the lawsuit is filed by an individual who then seeks certification to add other members to the class…. Read More »
Restaurant Liability for Dangerous Conditions
Dangerous conditions can make a business unsafe for people who visit the business. In a restaurant, slippery floors due to uncleaned spills and failure to post signs of a dangerous walkway, hallway, or room, for example are common scenarios that can lead to grave injury and even death of restaurant patrons. The following post… Read More »
Moldy Bed Sheets in Hospitals, Nursing Homes, and Hotels
Mold affects both the home and the people inside the home. The structural integrity of the home or building is compromised when mold festers and spreads. The health of the people and pets that live or inhabit the home or dwelling is also compromised by mold. What happens, however, when the mold is on… Read More »
