Monthly Archives: March 2025
Driving Without a License or Insurance in Georgia
Driving in Georgia without a valid driver’s license or proper insurance is a serious offense that can lead to hefty fines, license suspensions, and even jail time. Whether you forgot to renew your license, never obtained one, or let your insurance lapse, Georgia law imposes strict penalties for these violations. If you are facing… Read More »
Proving Distracted Driving in Court: Tips for Personal Injury Victims
Distracted driving is one of the leading causes of car accidents in Georgia, often resulting in serious injuries or fatalities. Whether it’s texting, eating, or adjusting the GPS, distracted drivers put everyone on the road at risk. If you’ve been injured in an accident caused by a distracted driver, proving their negligence in court… Read More »
Understanding Georgia’s Super Speeder Law and Its Financial Impact
Speeding violations in Georgia can result in more than just a standard ticket. If you are caught driving at excessive speeds, you may be classified as a “Super Speeder” under state law. This designation carries additional penalties and financial consequences that can significantly impact drivers. At The Spizman Firm, we understand Georgia’s Super Speeder… Read More »
How Prior Relationships and History Impact Domestic Violence Cases in Georgia
Domestic violence cases in Georgia are complex legal matters that often involve intense emotions and deeply personal histories. Unlike other criminal charges, domestic violence allegations frequently arise between individuals who share a past—whether as spouses, former partners, or family members. Prior relationships and history can significantly impact the way a case is handled in… Read More »
What You Need to Know About Seeking Compensation for Amputation Injuries
Suffering an amputation injury is one of the most traumatic experiences a person can endure. Losing a limb due to an accident not only causes significant physical pain but also results in emotional distress, long-term disability, and financial hardship. If your amputation was caused by someone else’s negligence—whether in a car accident, workplace incident,… Read More »
The Role of Intent in Manslaughter Charges Under Georgia Law
Manslaughter is a serious criminal offense in Georgia, but it differs from murder in one critical way—intent. While murder requires proof that the defendant intentionally killed another person, manslaughter is generally charged when a death occurs without premeditation or malice aforethought. However, intent still plays a crucial role in distinguishing between different types of… Read More »
Navigating Commercial Driver’s License Traffic Violations in Atlanta
For commercial drivers, maintaining a clean driving record is essential to keeping their Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) and staying employed. Unlike standard traffic violations, CDL traffic offenses carry stricter penalties that can lead to fines, license suspension, and even job loss. In Georgia, both on-duty and off-duty violations can impact a commercial driver’s career…. Read More »
How to Challenge a Private Warrant in Georgia: Legal Rights You Should Know
In Georgia, individuals can request a private warrant against someone they accuse of committing a crime. Unlike arrest warrants issued by law enforcement, a private warrant is initiated by a citizen and reviewed by a judge or magistrate before any action is taken. While this process is meant to provide legal recourse for victims,… Read More »
How Spinal Cord Injuries Affect Compensation in Georgia Personal Injury Cases
Spinal cord injuries are among the most severe and life-altering injuries a person can suffer in an accident. Whether caused by a car crash, slip and fall, workplace accident, or medical malpractice, spinal cord injuries often lead to long-term disabilities, chronic pain, and significant financial burdens. In Georgia, personal injury victims with spinal cord… Read More »
Understanding the Student Disciplinary Process at Georgia Colleges and Universities
Navigating the student disciplinary process at Georgia colleges and universities can be a daunting experience. Allegations of misconduct, ranging from academic dishonesty to criminal behavior, can have serious consequences for a student’s education, reputation, and future career. At The Spizman Firm, our Atlanta Student Defense Attorneys are here to help students mount an effective… Read More »