On behalf of Gammon, McFall & Villarreal | Feb 24, 2017 | Firm News, Slip-and-fall Injuries
A lot of people are cautious during bad weather and are on the watch for parking lot dangers like ice and snow. However, when the weather starts to warm up, people can start to get less cautious—and they don’t realize just how dangerous some parking lots...
On behalf of Gammon, McFall & Villarreal | Feb 22, 2017 | Dog Bites, Firm News
No matter how sweet a dog is, there is always a possibility it could bite someone. Many bites are superficial and not serious. You may not even follow up if you are bitten, but there might be other circumstances in which you want to pursue legal action to get...
On behalf of Gammon, McFall & Villarreal | Feb 17, 2017 | Car Accidents, Firm News
When someone is charged criminally for their involvement in a vehicle accident, it does seem to point to their fault in the matter. Keep in mind, though, that being charged isn’t the same thing as being guilty or being convicted. Even if someone is convicted, a...
On behalf of Gammon, McFall & Villarreal | Feb 13, 2017 | Dog Bites, Firm News
Millions of Americans suffer dog bites every year, and the problem appears to be particularly pervasive in Georgia. According to the Insurance Journal, Georgia ranked ninth in the nation in 2014 for dog bite insurance claims, with the average cost of each claim filed...
On behalf of Gammon, McFall & Villarreal | Feb 10, 2017 | Firm News, Workers' Compensation
In our previous blog post, we discussed workers’ compensation and some of the limitations that are present with the coverage. If you were injured in an accident at work or suffer from a work-related illness, you might opt to claim workers’ compensation...
On behalf of Gammon, McFall & Villarreal | Feb 3, 2017 | Firm News, Workers' Compensation
When you are injured at work, you should take steps immediately to let your employer know about the injury. This notification is the first thing that you have to do. Even if you don’t think the injury is very serious, you should still make a report just in case...
