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$15,000,000 Punitive Damages Award Shows True Risk of Opioid Litigation
Written by: Jeffery R. Saxby, Esq. A St. Louis (MO) jury recently spotlighted the considerable danger associated with opioid injury or death litigation – a jury’s potential im
The European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation: What Steps Must Members of the Hospitality Industry Take?
Featured on Hospitality Upgrade Magazine’s Tech Talk. Written by: Sam Crochet, Esq. US companies collect, analyze, and leverage consumer data to optimize efficiency, advertise
Fostering Physician Compliance with the Evolving Opioid Prescription Requirements
Written by: Jacob H. Raehn, Esq. Why are Government Organizations “Targeting” Physicians? Short answer: Law enforcement is seeking to stop the Opioid-abuse epidemic at the sou
Recent Case Decision: Defining Workers Compensation Medical Benefits
By: Mariel Smith, Esq. On June 20, 2017, in the case of Kendrick v. SRA Track, Inc. the Court of Appeals of Georgia held that in a case where the employee was injured in a motorcy
Proactively Defend Malpractice Claims with the Opioid Defense Task Force
Doctors are facing greater scrutiny for injuries and deaths related to opioids, which have been increasing at an exponential rate, and now is the time to act. Don’t wait until yo
Hall Booth Smith Creates Opioid Task Force to Defend Malpractice Claims
In response to the rising opioid overdose and death epidemic and related surge in litigation, Hall Booth Smith, P.C. created an Opioid Defense Task Force to work with health care
Proving Effective Communication With Deaf Patients
By Don Benson, Esq. and Eric Hoffman, Esq. When accommodating a deaf patient, what evidence proves effective communication under Title III of the Americans with Disability Act (
Governor Deal Signs Campus Carry Bill
Written by: Eric A. Hoffman, Esq. On May 4, 2017, Georgia Governor Nathan Deal signed the current campus carry bill into law after previously vetoing a similar bill in 2016. The l
Pitfalls and Dangers in Estate Planning: Beneficiary Designations on Financial Accounts, Life Insurance and Retirement Plans
Written by: Wills, Trusts, & Estate Administration Beneficiary designation forms seem easy, right? Fill out the form, send it in. These days it’s often easier still—a few k
Questions and Answers: Endrew V. Douglas County School District
Written by: Andrea L. Jolliffe, Esq. The U.S. Supreme Court unanimously decided an important special education case on March 22, 2017. In Endrew F. v. Douglas County School Distr