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Imagine you are boarding your horse at a barn. One day while visiting your horse, the barn owner’s dog bites your hand. You suffer a serious injury and need to have hand surgery. You want to sue the barn owner for the medical costs. To prove that the owner was liable, you have to demonstrate the following: * The dog was dangerous, and the owner knew it... * The owner failed to properly restrain the dog * You did nothing to provoke the dog Under Georgia law, the owner may also be liable if the dog was off its leash in an area where there was a leash ordinance in place, even if they did not have reason to believe the dog was dangerous.

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Let’s say you live in a large apartment building. One day, someone breaks into your apartment and you are injured during the home invasion. Building owners are required to put reasonable security measures in place to prevent this kind of thing from happening. This may include functioning locks on all doors, a security guard on the ground floor, and so on. If the lock on the front door was broken, the security guard was on break and there was no one to relieve him, or other security measures either failed or were never installed in the first place, you may be able to sue the building owner for negligence.

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Imagine you live in a gated community that has a pool accessible to its residents. One day your young child falls into the swimming pool and suffers injuries. In Georgia, as in most other states, there are laws requiring that swimming pool owners put a barrier around their pools so this kind of thing doesn’t happen. If the pool wasn’t properly fenced, you may be able to show that the owner was negligent.

#TBT to the time Betty was on the @greattrialspodcast to talk about a personal injury case involving a metro Atlanta hotel, a general contractor, a subcontractor, and a Haitian cab driver. How did it turn out? Give a listen: https://www.greattrialspodcast.com//ep-028-betty-nguyen-da

You too can find out why Betty is rated a Top Attorney with a perfect 10.0 score on Avvo, a leading website that reviews lawyers. Book your free consultation now by calling (404) 593-2620.

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