Terms of Use
The terms that apply to reading this site and downloading the guide.
The guide is free, and the terms are short. They cover what you may do with the PDF, what the site does not promise, and the fact that reading a book is not the same as hiring a lawyer.
What This Site Is
This site publishes one book, “The Atlanta Car Accident Claim Handbook”, and gives it away. The guide is free to read chapter by chapter and free to download as a PDF. There is no purchase, no subscription, no account and no email gate.
By using the site you accept the terms on this page. If you do not accept them, please do not use the site.
Use of the Guide
You may read the guide, download it, print it, and pass it on to someone who needs it, provided the file stays whole and unaltered, with its cover, author credit and disclaimers intact.
You may not sell it, put it behind a paywall or an email gate of your own, republish it under another name, strip Spaulding Injury Law’s name from it, or fold it into other marketing material without written permission.
Intellectual Property
The text of the guide, the cover artwork, the photographs, the logo and the design of this site belong to Spaulding Injury Law and its authors. Statutes, court decisions and other public sources quoted in the guide belong to their own publishers, and any third-party names or marks that appear belong to their owners.
No Legal Advice, No Attorney-Client Relationship
The guide explains how Georgia car accident claims generally work. It is general information, not legal advice about your situation, and it is no substitute for talking to a licensed attorney about your own facts.
Reading the guide, downloading the PDF, or contacting the firm through a link on this site does not create an attorney-client relationship. That relationship begins only when the firm and a client sign a written agreement. Do not send confidential or time-sensitive case details through this site; until an agreement is signed, information you send may not be treated as confidential.
The full statement is on the disclaimer page.
Third-Party Links
The guide and this site link to statutes, courts, the firm’s own website, podcast platforms and other outside resources. Those sites are not controlled by the firm, a link is not an endorsement, and the firm is not responsible for what they contain or for what happens once you are on them.
Availability and Changes
The site is provided as it is and as available. Chapters and the PDF may be corrected, revised or withdrawn, and the law described in them changes over time. The site may be offline for maintenance or for reasons outside the firm’s control. Anything downloaded is a snapshot of the guide on the day it was downloaded.
Limitation of Liability
To the fullest extent permitted by Georgia law, Spaulding Injury Law is not liable for any loss or damage arising from your use of this site, from your inability to reach it, or from anything you did or did not do in reliance on the guide. Deadlines in an injury claim are unforgiving, and the guide is not a substitute for advice from an attorney who knows your case.
Governing Law
These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Georgia, without regard to its conflict-of-law rules.
Contact
Questions about these terms, or a request to reproduce part of the guide? Use the firm’s contact form, call (470) 380-0144, or write to Spaulding Injury Law, 50 Hurt Plaza S.E. #1536, Atlanta GA 30303.