We recently saw a video on social media that stopped our scroll here at MG Law. An Atlanta man named Mali “Sota” Hightower had taken a Barbie-style ride-on camper, the kind you’d expect to find in a driveway with a toddler at the wheel, and turned it into a working, gas-powered vehicle he drives around town to beat gas...
Continue ReadingThis spring, an Atlanta woman went out on her e-bike on an ordinary Friday morning. On Glen Iris Drive, she came up on a stop sign, tried to brake…and, according to investigators, the bike didn’t stop. She was thrown into a wall and died at the scene. I don’t lead with that to scare anyone off e-bikes. I lead...
Continue ReadingThe following 25 Georgia judges were identified as having artificial-intelligence standing orders as of April 21, 2026.
Continue ReadingA few weeks ago, I sat in the gallery as the Georgia Court of Appeals heard arguments in Walker v. Becton Dickinson and Company, involving MG Law client, Gary Walker.
Continue ReadingHere’s something I’ve learned after trying cases against insurance companies: the moment an adjuster sees “no fractures, no surgery,” they stop reading. They’ve already decided what your case is worth, and that number is designed to make you go away, not to make you whole. That’s exactly what Allstate did to my client. And that’s exactly why we took...
Continue ReadingCar crashes often lead to airbag deployment in your vehicle. Airbags are designed to be life-saving devices, deploying in a fraction of a second to cushion you during a collision. However, the force and speed of airbag deployment, combined with potential defects, can sometimes lead to serious injuries. Having helped hundreds of injured clients at MG Law, we’ve seen...
Continue ReadingCrossing the road or going for a walk is getting scarier. We all see it and statistics back it up. Over the past few years, MG Law has seen an increase in pedestrian injuries in Georgia. As the greater Atlanta area continues to experience explosive growth, more and more people are walking in areas that aren’t planned to accommodate...
Continue ReadingGeorgia just took a big step forward in making digital driver's licenses a reality with the passage of House Bill 296 (HB 296), set to go into effect on July 1, 2025. While a traditional physical driver's license will still be required for certain official transactions like voting or purchasing hunting and fishing licenses, HB 296 ushers in a new...
Continue ReadingGwinnett Jury Awards $20 Million to Covington Cancer Victim in Landmark Case Against Medical Sterilization Giant – Mistrial declared in second trial phase after additional $50 Million in Punitive Damages awarded. Lawrenceville, GA – In a decisive and precedent-setting verdict, a Gwinnett County jury awarded $20 million in damages to Gary Walker, a retired truck driver and longtime Covington...
Continue ReadingIf you have ever suffered injuries in a Georgia car accident, you likely know how painful and overwhelming the aftermath of your collision can be. You may also have discovered just how quickly medical costs pile up, leaving you wondering: who pays medical bills after a car accident? In Georgia, the driver whose negligence resulted in your losses is...
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