Last week didn’t seem like it would be anything special. We had travel planned for the weekend, and I figured it’d be a fairly routine few days leading up to it. But funny how a “regular” week can end up being one you’ll remember for all kinds of unexpected reasons. Knowing we’d be out of …
Business Coach Wisdom: Why Showing Up for Family is a Power Move
Some weeks crawl. Others fly. This one flew. It wasn’t because I was slammed with work (although there was plenty). It flew because I was fully in it. Present. Moving. Showing up. One city to the next. One role to the next. And it reminded me how much more meaningful life feels when you engage …
Georgia Ignition Interlock Law: What Changed Since 2017
Families hurt by a drunk driver ask one question early. They want to know whether that driver will be back on the road. Georgia ignition interlock law answers that differently than it once did. Advocacy groups spent years pushing for broader use of these devices. Georgia finally opened the door to first offenders in a …
Life, Law, and Loud Music: A Week in the Life of Shane Smith
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Truck Accident Terms: What They Mean for Your Claim
Insurers speak a private language. Most truck accident terms sound technical, yet each one points toward a record that either proves fault or quietly disappears. Below, we translate the words that matter and explain what each one costs the carrier. Which Truck Accident Terms Point Toward the Company Hours of service. Federal caps on how …
Defective Truck Parts: Who Actually Pays in Georgia
A broken component rarely produces one defendant. Claims over defective truck parts usually reach the carrier too, because federal law assigns maintenance squarely to the company. Below, we explain both paths to recovery and why the difference between them decides what you collect. Why Defective Truck Parts Rarely Excuse the Carrier First, 49 CFR 396.3(a) …
Head-On Collision in Georgia: Finding Every Defendant
A head-on collision in Georgia is uncommon. It is also the deadliest kind of crash, and the driver who crossed the line is often not the only party who owes you. Below, we explain why these crashes kill so often, who else may be liable, and which deadline can end a claim in six months. …
From Dragon Con to Real Life: Reentry Tips After Big Events
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Dragon Con 2025 Recap: Tired, Tan, and Totally Worth It
So this week was a big one—not just because of Labor Day weekend, but because Labor Day means
What It’s Like to Get Ready for Dragon Con… Again
You know those weeks where it feels like everything’s happening all at once—school starting, travel plans looming, pets doing their best to give you a heart attack, and of course, car problems that just won’t quit? That’s been our week. As we count down to Dragon Con, here’s a peek at the chaos, comedy, and …
Our Frenchie Almost Lost an Eye—Here’s What Happened Next
Some weeks just pack in more than their fair share—and this was one of them. It all started with our little guy, Mr. Ted. If you know us, you know Ted’s not just a dog—he’s family. He’s a squishy-faced French Bulldog with a big personality, and last week, he had us all worried. He hurt …
Celebrating 50 with Family, Laughter, and a New PR
So all in all, last week was pretty normal — Monday through Thursday, anyway. Just a regular workweek with the usual rhythm of meetings, check-ins, and planning. I had a bunch of internal meetings with the team, no surprise there. We’ve been evaluating some of our processes lately — especially how we produce and publish …
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