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Drew Eckl & Farnham has more than 40 years of experience offering uncompromising legal service to our clients and implementing innovative solutions to complex problems.

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What Makes a Slip‑and‑Fall Claim Defensible Under Georgia Law 

August 28, 2026·Journal, News

The evidence courts expect and why it must be preserved from day one  Appellate case law in Georgia supports that slip‑and‑fall claims are not to be decided by the seriousness of the injury or the mere fact that a fall occurred. They rise or fall on evidence. To obtain summary judgment, a premises owner must be able to show, through admissible... Continue Reading

Navigating Discovery: A Strategic Approach to Case Preparation 

July 24, 2026·Journal

Written discovery is a fundamental part of the litigation process and one that most individuals involved in a lawsuit will encounter. While drafting these responses is routine for attorneys, it can feel unfamiliar and time-consuming for individuals who have never been involved in a lawsuit. This guide is intended to offer practical tips to help navigate... Continue Reading

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Workers’ Compensation Case Law Update: “In Prominent Places” 

July 8, 2026·Client Alerts, Journal

Maintaining a Panel of Physicians in compliance with O.C.G.A. § 34-9-201 is among the most important steps an Employer/Insurer can take to mitigate their workers’ compensation claim exposure in Georgia. Strict compliance with the entire statute is required, but the reward for doing so is maintaining control over authorized medical treatment. If one of the requirements is not met, however, employees are not bound by the panel and are entitled to designate the authorized treating physician (“ATP”) of... Continue Reading

What You Need to Know About the 2025 Georgia Workers’ Compensation Rule Changes

July 10, 2025·Client Alerts, News

The Legislature made no statutory changes to the Workers Compensation Act in 2025.  However, effective July 1, 2025, the Georgia State Board of Workers’ Compensation (SBWC) has introduced several important updates to its rules. These changes include clarifications, organizational edits, and substantive revisions aimed at improving consistency and transparency in the workers’ compensation process. Below... Continue Reading

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