What Constitutes As Forgery In Georgia? The term “forgery” typically evokes scenes from a crime thriller, but the reality is that it’s a serious crime that can stem from a number of causes. Forgery charges arise from cases of producing or altering a document in order to deceive, whether it’s an individual, a business, or…
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What Is Considered “Obstruction of Justice” In Georgia? The word “obstruction” is being heard more and more due to the current political turmoil and investigations. While it might be spoken of in regards to major cases that reach huge world players, obstruction can happen at every level of law enforcement. Even a routine traffic stop…
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Defense and Counterclaims Lead to $1.2 Million Buy-Out in Zoning Case Andersen, Tate & Carr attorneys Tom Tate, Matt Reeves and Tyler Dillard recently represented AR Motorsports, an auto dealership, in a Gwinnett County zoning case that was filed by a local City. The City sued AR Motorsports and its owner in Gwinnett County Superior…
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Juvenille Arrests for Drugs – What to Know Drug use has been an issue for teenagers for decades, to the point where around 86% of high school students know someone that abuses substances. Drinking and marijuana are the top substances among students, with over a quarter of students using marijuana, and nearly three-quarters using alcohol.…
Details$100,000 Recovery for Trespass and Cutting Tree Andersen, Tate & Carr Atlanta real estate litigation lawyer Tyler Dillard recently recovered $100,000 for a client when the client’s neighbor trespassed and cut down a tree on the client’s property. ATC Law’s client was a local Georgia business which owned several rental properties. One of the rental…
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Can I Drive a Golf Cart Through Braselton? Can I Drive a Golf Cart Through Braselton? Golf carts might not be able to drive 65 miles an hour, but that doesn’t mean you won’t see blue lights if you drive one off the course in Georgia. Under Georgia law, a golf cart is considered a…
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