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What Are Inherent Risks in Equine Activities?

October 22, 2025Horse Injuries, Personal Injury Lawsuits

Equine activities, such as horseback riding, horse training, and equestrian competitions, are beloved pastimes and professions. However, they also carry a unique set of dangers and risks that participants need to understand. Inherent risks are dangers naturally associated with horses and horseback riding recognized under Georgia law. Learn how they impact liability in injury cases.

What is Negligent Hiring?

October 15, 2025Employer Liability, Personal Injury

The recent personal injury lawsuit involving NFL broadcaster Mark Sanchez and Fox Corporation highlights key issues surrounding employer liability, including negligent hiring—an area particularly relevant to Georgia law. Attorney Jordan Jewkes breaks down what negligent hiring in Georgia, how it relates to the Sanchez case, and what injured victims should know about employer negligence.

Fighting for Children Injured by Dangerous Toys

October 8, 2025Child Injury, Product Liability

When we buy toys for our children, we expect them to be safe, educational, and fun—not a hidden threat to their well-being. Every year, thousands of children in the U.S. suffer injuries caused by defective or dangerous toys. At The Jewkes Firm, we advocate for families whose lives have been disrupted by unsafe products.

Proving Your Car Accident Case — The Role of Dash Cam Footage

October 1, 2025Car Accidents

Dash cam footage has become an invaluable tool in auto accident cases, providing objective evidence that can establish liability and support your injury claims. Learn how this technology can impact your case and why you should consider it essential in your pursuit of compensation and justice. Contact The Jewkes Firm for expert legal assistance.

Georgia Rideshare Laws — Protecting Your Rights

September 24, 2025Car Accidents

As rideshare services continue to grow in popularity across the United States, understanding the specific legal framework in Georgia is essential for both drivers and passengers. We explore key Georgia rideshare laws affecting rideshare operations, the legal rights of passengers involved in accidents, and how to navigate the legal process within the state.

Landlord Liability for Injuries on Rental Property in Georgia

September 17, 2025Premises Liability

Under certain circumstances, a landlord can be held liable for injuries that occur on rental property in Georgia. This liability falls under the legal doctrine of premises liability. If you’ve been injured due to unsafe conditions on a rental property, learn how landlord liability works and what steps to take if you’ve suffered an injury.

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What Are Inherent Risks in Equine Activities?

What is Negligent Hiring?

Fighting for Children Injured by Dangerous Toys

Proving Your Car Accident Case — The Role of Dash Cam Footage

Georgia Rideshare Laws — Protecting Your Rights

Landlord Liability for Injuries on Rental Property in Georgia

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