Bourne Law Blog Posts

The Georgia Senate has passed Senate Bill 68, a tort reform bill backed by Gov. Brian Kemp. The bill includes a provision as to the voir dire process in civil cases.

Automobiles have transformed how we travel, but they also introduced new dangers. As soon as the first “horseless carriages” hit the road, accidents followed. This article explores the very first recorded car accident in history and the first fatal car crash—globally and in the United States—including when and where they happened, who was involved, and what occurred. We also examine how these early incidents raised awareness about road safety, influenced traffic laws, and spurred safer vehicle designs.

The amount of workers' compensation trials in Georgia have been steadily declining for decades.

In a recent case, Elliot Bourne won a victory for injured workers' at the Georgia Court of Appeals.

Late workers' compensation settlement checks can result in big penalties.

Minor Property Damage Resulted in a $410,000 Settlement. The picture is the actual damage to our clients bumper in the wreck.

In a recent case, our client was involved in a rear-end collision that resulted in $30,000 in medical bills. Like many accident victims, they needed compensation to cover these mounting expenses. Our client turned to us at Bourne Law Firm for help, and we knew exactly how to use Georgia law to get them the best possible outcome.

When it comes to work-related injuries, it's important to have an experienced attorney on your side.

Our police officer cleint was unjustly denied workers' compensation after being shot in the line of duty.

Insurance companies often employ questionable tactics to minimize or deny valid claims. Understanding these strategies can help you protect your rights and pursue fair compensation.

Robert Bourne argued the case of Frett v. State Farm at the Georgia Supreme court. For nearly 85 years, injuries that happen during a scheduled lunch break were not covered by workers' compensation.