Negligent Security
When to File a Wrongful Death ClaimPosted in Brain Injuries,Medical Malpractice,Negligent Security,Wrongful Death on March 27, 2023
Immediately after the death of a loved one, speaking to a lawyer may be far from your mind; however, it is something to consider soon. If you believe the death occurred due to an accident or assault that was someone else’s fault, you may be able to receive compensation for your loss. Call an experienced… read more
Home and Car Safety RemindersPosted in Negligent Security,Personal Injury on November 3, 2022
Once daylight savings ends, we start to see shorter days and longer nights. It makes for a festive season of holiday lights, but also opens up opportunities to be distracted or hurt. Practicing vigilant home and car safety may save your life or the lives of others. News: Man Killed Outside Atlanta Institution Manuel’s Tavern… read more
6 Questions a Sexual Assault Attorney Needs to AskPosted in Negligent Security,Sexual Assault and Rape on October 17, 2022
Reporting an attack to the authorities or to a sexual assault attorney can be difficult. Victims may feel embarrassed, angry, frightened, hurt, confused, or unsure about their emotions while talking about what happened to them. All details of an assault are important in filing a report; however, listed below are critical pieces of information rape… read more
Woman Raped at Mental Health Facility Files ChargesPosted in Negligent Security,Personal Injury,Sexual Assault and Rape on October 10, 2022
Our client, whom we will call “Jane” to protect her identity, contacted a mental health care facility that would provide her with help and counseling. The facility she chose recommended a program that included an apartment-style room in a co-ed wing. Sadly, while in the recovery program, another resident raped her. The attack occurred… read more
Premises Liability During Georgia WintersPosted in Negligent Security,Personal Injury,Sexual Assault and Rape,Slip and Fall Accidents on January 20, 2022
Happy New Year! We want to start the year with tips to navigate one of the most common personal injury situations: Premises Liability. If you’ve been injured, start a claim with our experienced Georgia premises liability attorneys at The Dixon Firm. An injury related to a property owner’s negligence can result in costly medical care… read more
Taking Legal Action and Understanding Sexual Assault LawPosted in Negligent Security,Personal Injury,Sexual Assault and Rape,Uncategorized on September 20, 2021
Attorney Daniel Adamson defines sexual violence according to Georgia law and provides legal recommendations from sexual assault attorneys to help victims to fight back. Backstory: In the City of Atlanta, 20% of rape cases were cleared exceptionally over the last 6 years. More than 200 suspects were never arrested or charged. According to some Georgia… read more
Juneteenth, Justice, and a Counterfeit Bill CasePosted in Atlanta,Negligent Security on June 13, 2021
After 200 years, Juneteenth has become as celebrated as July 4th in the African American community. Attorney Rod Dixon gives a brief history of the observance and discusses what this day means to the law and Atlanta. He also describes a case where our client was arrested for allegedly trying to spend a counterfeit $100… read more
Common Types of Personal Injury LawsuitsPosted in Car Accidents,Dog Bites,Medical Malpractice,Negligent Security on November 13, 2018
Personal injury law is a set of laws known as torts. These laws allow injured persons or their families to seek compensation when someone else is responsible for the injuries. There are numerous events, actions, omissions, and behaviors that can lead to personal injury lawsuits. Below, you will find a brief description of some of… read more
A&H Apartments Shooting: Was Security Adequate?Posted in Negligent Security,Uncategorized on October 10, 2018
An all-too-familiar subject just scrolled across my news feed: someone was shot at an apartment complex. The Atlanta Journal Constitution reports that a man was shot in the head at the A&H Apartments in the 600 block of Hill Street in Forest Park, Georgia. The victim’s status is unknown, and he is receiving emergency medical… read more
What Does Negligent Security Mean?Posted in Negligent Security on December 16, 2017
There are two justice systems in our country: one is the civil justice system and the other is the criminal justice system. Obviously, the criminal justice system is focused on punishing and, often, jailing people for crimes. The civil justice system, on the other hand, is where you sue people or businesses who hurt you…. read more