Georgia Boating Law
Georgia boat injury attorneys, at Breakfield & Associates, know all too well how a day on Georgia Lakes can go from having a really good time to a serious situation in an instant. Boating injuries caused by the negligent actions of others are a serious matter. If you are out at Lake Lanier for example, it is important to know how Georgia boating laws affect you and your family.
We invite you to review our informative articles and videos created by our team of experienced Georgia boat injury lawyers; they provide a great overview of the knowledge you need to know to protect yourself and others while visiting area lakes in Georgia.
April 25, 2013
View More Boating Law Articles & Videos In 2012, two separate tragic fatal boating incidents on Lake Lanier put attention on [...] Read Full Article »
April 25, 2013
View More Boating Law Articles & Videos Georgia Senate Bill 136 was signed into law on April 23, 2013 and effective [...] Read Full Article »
April 25, 2013
View More Boating Safety Articles & Videos Under Georgia Code Section 52-7-8.2 and 52-7-8.3 the exception to the general rule of [...] Read Full Article »
April 25, 2013
View More Boating Safety Articles & Videos Georgia Code Section 52-7-8 was amended to require a child under the age of [...] Read Full Article »
April 25, 2013
View More Boating Safety Articles & Videos Georgia Senate Bill 136 was signed into law on April 23, 2013. Part of [...] Read Full Article »
December 17, 2011
View More Criminal Defense Articles The GA Department of Natural Resources is commonly referred to as the DNR. Georgia DNR law enforcement are [...] Read Full Article »
August 10, 2011
Fire is one of the most dangerous things that can happen on a boat. Read Full Article »
August 9, 2011
View More Boating Articles With an Operating a Vessel Under the Influence (BUI) Conviction in Georgia, your boating privileges will [...] Read Full Article »
August 8, 2011
View More Boating Articles The Constitution provides a tremendous level of privacy for someone’s home. However, when you are in [...] Read Full Article »
August 7, 2011
View More Boating Articles Unlike driving a car, you are allowed to have an open container on a boat while [...] Read Full Article »
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