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Van Sant Law Vigorously Pursuing Justice Representing the Family of Tarik Kindell After His Tragic Death by a Wrong-way Driver on GA- 400

Following the tragic events that occurred in the early hours of Sunday, May 31, 2021, the Georgia law firm of Van Sant Law, chosen to represent the victim, is committed to vigorously pursuing justice. At Van Sant Law, we take our responsibilities as attorneys very seriously. We know our clients…

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What You Should Know About Multi-Vehicle Accident Cases

Any car accident has the potential to cause injury or death, but crashes involving three or more vehicles can be particularly devastating. Known as multi-vehicle accidents or pile-ups, these dangerous collisions are often the result of a chain reaction, such as: A rear-end accident that pushes a car forward, causing…

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Medical Malpractice: The Dangers of Unnecessary Surgical Procedures

Having surgery can be frightening and stressful, but learning that you endured a painful, expensive, and unnecessary procedure can be even more distressing. Unfortunately, unnecessary surgery is a shockingly common type of medical malpractice. While not every instance of an unnecessary surgical procedure is grounds for a medical malpractice lawsuit,…

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Nursing Home Abuse: Unreasonable Physical or Chemical Restraints

Georgia law gives nursing home residents the right to be free from chemical and physical restraints that restrict mobility. While there can be legitimate reasons for them, some nursing care facilities use these tools to keep difficult residents in line. This can be a violation of state and federal law,…

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Pap Smear Errors Can Have Serious Consequences

Pap smears are an essential part of women’s reproductive healthcare. Using cells collected from the cervix, these gynecological tests screen for abnormalities that could indicate cervical cancer and are often combined with a test to detect the cancer-causing human papillomavirus. Doctors recommend that women between the ages of 21 and…

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Diagnostic Errors Are Common Types of Medical Malpractice

Not only are diagnostic errors one of the most prevalent types of medical malpractice, but they’re also one of the most frequent reasons for malpractice settlements and financial awards. Medical errors affect an estimated 12 million Americans each year, according to the Society to Improve Diagnosis in Medicine, and can…

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