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Common Mistakes Healthcare Professionals Make with Patients

Medical malpractice actions have been on the rise in Atlanta, Georgia. Perhaps you have suffered an injury, debilitating illness, or death in the family due to the medical malpractice of a healthcare professional. Medical malpractice can take many forms, so it is to your advantage to be aware of these forms for your own case…. Read More »

Most Common Traumatic Brain Injuries

Traumatic brain injury is a type of brain damage that occurs due to sudden trauma. Car accidents, truck accidents, sports injuries, vehicle accidents, and other accidents can all lead to this type of injury. Some traumatic brain injuries are mild and leave no lasting effects, but others are very serious injuries with long-term consequences. The… Read More »

Aggressive Drivers: What to Do

Aggressive drivers are those people who take out their frustrations while driving. They may pass you too closely, purposely block your right-of-way, tailgate excessively, shout at you or speed up and then suddenly slow down. Aggressive drivers are very dangerous! Atlanta, Georgia personal injury attorneys, Jason & Bradley, have a few tips on how to… Read More »

Exposure to Toxins and Birth Defects

A commonly litigated personal injury involves birth defects that result from exposure to toxins. The exposure may happen because of vehicle accidents, it may be a premise liability issue, it may result from purchasing or ingesting faulty products, or it may be due to poor workplace safety. Regardless of the cause, the birth defects caused… Read More »

Statute of Limitations for Bringing a Medical Malpractice Lawsuit in GA

Medical malpractice refers to negligent conduct by a physician or medical facility. In Georgia, the statute of limitations—or deadline—for bringing any personal injury lawsuit is two years from when the injury or death occurred, but there are differing time limits for filing medical malpractice claims, depending on the type of case and the age or… Read More »

What Is Premises Liability?

In Georgia, a premises liability claim refers to any injury that is incurred while on someone else’s property and sustained as the result of the owner’s breach of their duty of care. For example, if you were injured by a hazardous condition that you were not warned about, such as a slippery floor, or were… Read More »

What Do You Have to Prove in Order to Win a Personal Injury Lawsuit in GA?

In order to win a personal injury lawsuit in Georgia, you—as the injured party or plaintiff—have the burden of proving each element of your case by a preponderance of evidence, or by evidence that is more credible than that which is opposed to it. The first element you must prove is that another person or… Read More »

How Our Military Experience Makes Us Effective Attorneys

For us, joining the military not only gave us the opportunity to serve our country, but it also instilled in us the virtues of discipline, organization, persistence, and focused attention to detail. These attributes have carried over into the work we—Daniel C. Jason and Claire Bradley Jason—do at Jason & Bradley, LLC. We joined the… Read More »

Five Most Commonly Encountered Examples of Medical Malpractice

Every year, patients in Georgia are the victims of medical negligence or malpractice at the hands of doctors, nurses, or other medical staff. While most of our medical providers maintain a high degree of professionalism and competence, there are still numerous instances in which medical errors and personal injuries can occur. Here are five of… Read More »

Common Causes of Motor Vehicle Accidents

Motor vehicle accidents in Georgia occur from many different causes. Georgia has vast urban areas and rural locations in which car accidents, motorcycle accidents, and truck accidents can result in serious injuries and wrongful death lawsuits. The majority of car accidents occur from improper or negligent driver behavior. Intoxicated drivers account for most auto fatalities,… Read More »

If We Can Fight For Our Country, We Can Fight For You.

Attorneys Dan Jason and Claire Bradley Jason are Military Veterans with a combined 16 years on active duty as Captains and Judge Advocates in the United States Army. Dan served at several military installations, including as Trial Defense Counsel with the Army's 2nd Infantry Division, South Korea; and Group Judge Advocate with the U.S. Army Criminal Investigations Command, Ft. Gillem, GA. Claire is an Operation Desert Storm Combat Veteran and served in a host of other installations. After moving into the Reserves, both attained the ranks of Major before their honorable discharges in 2002. Dan and Claire received several awards for their military service.