- 04.22.2024
Senate Bill 83 significantly changes and brings clarity to time-limited demands for injury claims arising out of motor vehicle collisions, which had become increasingly uncertain and chaotic with “gotcha” demands designed to be virtually impossible to accept.
- 03.20.2024
Melissa Segel and Kayla McCallum authored an article for Digital Insurance in which they discuss deepfakes emerging as a powerful tool for fraudsters seeking to exploit insurance carriers for financial gain. By utilizing AI tools, fraudsters can fabricate accidents and injuries, generating convincing visual and audio simulations of events that never occurred.
Click here to view the full article. - 03.13.2024
Andy Jarrett, an associate at Swift Currie, authored an article for CLM Magazine discussing the crucial role of pre-claim strategies for employers and the importance of suitable light-duty employment either with the employer or a third-party return-to-work vendor.
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- 01.23.2024
Swift Currie attorney Shea Feagin’s article, “How States Vary on the Fireman’s Rule and Its Applicability,” was published on January 23 in Law360.
- 01.01.2024
Swift, Currie, McGhee & Hiers LLP is pleased to announce three attorneys have been elected to partnership, effective January 1, 2024, including Brandon Clapp and Murray Flint in Birmingham and Jonathan Wilson in Atlanta.
- 11.10.2023
In an article published on Nov. 10, 2023, in the Daily Report, Graham Davis and Benjamin Yancey offered insight on the working arrangements between gig economy entities and independent contractors, which can vary from one business to another but typically begin with an agreement explicitly identifying the gig worker as an independent contractor.
- 09.22.2023
In an article published on Sept. 22, 2023, in the Daily Report, Kori Wagner and Marissa Merrill discuss the pivotal ruling by the Georgia Supreme Court on negligent security premises liability cases, including CVS Pharmacy LLC v. Carmichael and Welch et al. v. Pappas Restaurants Inc.
- 09.14.2023
In an article published on Sept. 14, 2023, by Law360, Katy Robertson provided insight on the process for insurance carriers and counsel to set aside default judgments under Georgia law, including the process for plaintiffs to obtain a default judgement and, subsequently, for defendants petitioning to open or set aside the default.
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