Georgia Legal Talks Episode 1 | SB 68: How Georgia’s New Law Could Change Personal Injury Cases
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Georgia Legal Talks Episode 1 | SB 68: How Georgia’s New Law Could Change Personal Injury Cases
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Coker Accident Lawyers
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7 537 просмотров · 1 год назад
In this first episode of Georgia Legal Talks, personal injury attorney Michael Coker breaks down Senate Bill 68 (SB 68)—a new Georgia law that could change how injury victims recover compensation. Michael explains how SB 68 impacts three major areas: limits on what injured people can claim for medical bills, new restrictions on negligent security lawsuits, and a major shift in how trials are structured.
Whether you’re an injury victim, attorney, or just someone who wants to understand how Georgia law is changing, this episode gives you a clear, no-fluff explanation of what SB 68 means—and who it really affects. If you’ve been injured or want to protect your rights, this is the episode to start with.
Georgia Legal Talks with Michael Coker is a podcast for injury victims, legal professionals, helpful legal tips, honest advice, and real talk about the laws that impact your life in Georgia.
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📌 Chapters:
00:00 - Intro to SB 68 and Why It Matters
01:15 - How SB 68 Changes Medical Damages for Insured Clients
03:45 - Limits on Negligent Security Cases
06:30 - The Impact on Crime Victims and Sex Trafficking Survivors
08:20 - New Trial Structure and Bifurcation Explained
10:15 - How SB 68 Affects Juries and Trial Prep
12:05 - Why This Law Concerns Georgia Lawyers
14:00 - Final Thoughts on SB 68 and What You Can Do