No matter how safely you drive or how attentive you are behind the wheel, when someone else decides to drink and drive, you could get into a serious accident. Their reckless decision to be intoxicated behind the wheel could greatly impact you if they crash into you and cause you injuries and other damages. They should be held responsible for their negligent actions.

Two vehicles colliding might not always cause injuries or damages to the car, but most times, the vehicle incurs at least some damage to its body. If it becomes too damaged, then it might be totaled. Even though you’ve likely heard of someone whose car was totaled in a wreck, you still might not know what that all entails. You also might not know what to do or what your next steps are after your vehicle is totaled.

Riding a motorcycle in the warmer months can be a freeing and exhilarating experience. In Atlanta, you might choose to ride a motorcycle to get around the city while feeling the wind around you. Even though it’s an exciting mode of transportation, it can also be dangerous when you or another driver on the road aren’t paying close enough attention.

As someone who lives in Ohio, you’re likely going to want to know about upcoming law changes and new laws coming to your state. While these changes happen throughout the year, many can go into effect with the new year. With 2021 only a short time away, you may want to look into what laws are changing in Ohio.

Lawmakers work year-round to analyze issues in the state, come up with solutions, and pass bills into law to help the people in our state. We’ll look at a few law changes you should be aware of come 2021.

As a new year approaches, it’s important for the residents of Georgia to stay up-to-date on all the latest state law changes. Depending on what you do and where you live, you could see new and changed laws impact your life. Let’s start by taking a look at some of the state law changes we could see in 2021.

All of the lawyers and staff members at Bey & Associates, LLC are dedicated to helping our local and nationwide communities build strong foundations that can enable us to take part in a brighter future. We decided to start a scholarship in 2017 that would give us the ability to help college students forge that strong foundation. The scholarship’s last submission period, Fall 2020, recently came to a close. We were truly humbled by the amount of applications we received as well as the exceptional high quality of every essay. All of the essays were outstanding. Choosing just one winner was difficult!

We’re pleased to announce we’ve chosen a winner.

Congratulations to Abram Saroufim of Missouri!

Abram will be attending Brown School at Washington University in St. Louis to receive his Masters in Social Work.