Bourne Law Blog Posts

How we migrated from WordPress to Astro and achieved sub-second page loads, perfect Core Web Vitals, and a custom platform. Our complete technical journey and results.

Explore the rise in pedestrian accidents and discover effective causes and prevention tips to enhance safety on our roads.

Roundabouts are popping up all over Forsyth County and across Georgia. If you have questions about how they work, who has the right of way, and whether they’re actually safer, you’re not alone. This quick guide explains the basics in plain language and shares what the data says.

Heart attack and stroke cases are difficult to prove. An experienced attorney can help.

Another law firm turned this case away. However, a a denial does not mean you do not haave a case.

In a novel legal theory, the Southern District of Georgia recently treated the worsening of an idiopathic stroke due to co-employees’ failure to call 911 as the compensable “injury by accident” under Georgia’s Workers’ Compensation Act. This article explains why that matters for claimants’ lawyers and how to frame these cases for maximum effect.

Georgia’s workers’ compensation system lacks clear, enforceable guidelines on postponing hearings, despite official language intended to limit continuances. .

Learn how a Georgia workers' comp judge forced an employer to pay $3,250 in workers’-comp attorney fees under § 34-9-108 when its defense was ruled unreasonable.”

Hospital liens are a common issue in personal injury cases, but many hospitals are improperly verifying their liens. Here's how to challenge them.

In this post, we explore the lack of privacy protections for injured workers in Georgia and the lasting impact of Arby’s v. McRae.

This classic groundbreaking book exposes the dramatic shift in Allstate Insurance’s claims handling philosophy – from the friendly “Good Hands” promise of its slogan to the hard-hitting “Boxing Gloves” tactics it allegedly uses behind the scenes.

Lane splitting is illegal in Georgia. Learn the law, penalties, and how it affects your accident claim under negligence per se.