Monthly Archives: July 2025
Charged with Assault After a Bar Fight in Atlanta? Why Your Side of the Story Matters
Bar fights are messy, chaotic, and almost never as simple as they seem. Whether it’s a misunderstanding, self-defense, or someone else starting the confrontation, it’s not uncommon for the wrong person to end up in handcuffs. If you’ve been charged with assault after a bar fight in Atlanta, it’s crucial to remember this: your… Read More »
Can You Get a DUI Without Driving? Yes—And Here’s How It Happens in Georgia
Most people assume a DUI charge requires you to be caught driving under the influence. But in Georgia, that’s not always the case. You can be arrested and charged with DUI even if your vehicle wasn’t moving at all. If that sounds surprising, you’re not alone—but it’s a legal reality that has caught many… Read More »
Implied Consent and Federal DUI Law
While most drunk driving cases are tried under state law, the federal government can prosecute DUIs that occur on federal property, such as national parks or military bases. Except for national parks, where DUI falls under a specific regulation, most federal drunk driving cases follow the substantive law of the state where it occurred…. Read More »
When a Defective Product Causes a Fatality: Wrongful Death Claims in Georgia
The unexpected loss of a loved one is always devastating, but when that loss results from a defective product, the grief is compounded by a sense of injustice. In Georgia, families have legal avenues to seek accountability and compensation through wrongful death claims. The Spizman Firm understands your rights and are here to help… Read More »
What Is a Private Warrant Application in Georgia? A Guide for Defendants
In Georgia, while most arrest warrants are initiated by law enforcement, the state also permits private citizens to apply for arrest warrants under specific circumstances. This process, known as a private warrant application, allows individuals to seek legal recourse when they believe a crime has been committed against them, and law enforcement has not… Read More »
Preventable Assaults: How Negligent Security Affects Victims in Georgia
When people visit apartment complexes, hotels, shopping centers, or other public spaces, they have a reasonable expectation of safety. Unfortunately, when property owners fail to provide adequate security, that expectation can be shattered by a violent assault or other criminal act. In Georgia, property owners may be held liable for injuries caused by negligent… Read More »