Posts by Hagen Rosskopf
Hagen Rosskopf’s team helps Santa get bikes for kids
We had no idea what we were getting ourselves into when we volunteered to host a collection day for Free Bikes 4 Kidz ATL in May 2021 on our front lawn. Inspired by our neighbors who donated 52 bicycles on that day we decided to offer our office as a 24/7 drop off location for…
Read MoreHosting a Holiday Party At Your Home
What legal obligations do you have to anybody that comes to your house and is injured while on the premises? What responsibility do you have for the actions of guests at your party if they hurt somebody else? After a very quiet 2020 holiday season we are back in the mood for some festive cheer…
Read MoreGiving Tuesday 2021
During this time of giving and gratitude, we are thankful for all the individuals and organizations who work hard to make our cities and state a better place to live in. We are inspired every day by the commitment and enthusiasm of their volunteers, boards of directors and staff. Their vision, ideas and efforts are…
Read MoreHagen Rosskopf’s “Marble House” featured by the Dekalb History Center
With 140 years of history, our beautiful building continues to be an eye catcher for drivers and pedestrians traveling on N McDonough Street and for history buffs on the web. Enjoy this new feature article by Melissa Carlson Forgey from the DeKalb History Center with diagrams and photos that are new to the public from…
Read More7 Useful Tips for Traffic Court
If you are going to have a day in court, it’s often in traffic court. In the state of Georgia, a traffic citation is a violation of the criminal law that can be punishable by jail time, fines up to $1,000, probation, community service or driving school. Consult with a lawyer if you are going…
Read MoreWhat is Magistrate Court?
You may find yourself dealing with a problem or grievance that that just doesn’t warrant hiring a lawyer to represent you in a full-blown lawsuit with a jury trial. This is when you will find yourself in Magistrate Court, which is our small claims court. Listen to this clip from Episode 11 of Your Day…
Read MoreWhat Are The Changes To Joshua’s Law?
Effective July 1st, 2021 all 17-year-olds in Georgia applying for a Class D driver’s license or motorcycle permit must meet Joshua’s Law requirements in the same manner that 16-year-olds already do. WHAT IS JOSHUA’S LAW? Senate Bill 226, also known as Joshua’s Law passed in 2005 in the Georgia House and Senate and went into…
Read MoreConservatorships 101
Is your loved one mentally incapable of handling their own financial and daily affairs? Are you trying to navigate the difficulties of probate court? Personal injury attorney Bruce Hagen and criminal law attorney Ray Giudice discuss conservatorships in this mini clip from Episode 10 of Your Day In Court podcast. What Is A Conservator? A…
Read MorePerception vs. Reality. Are Plaintiffs Just Greedy?
Bruce Hagen and Ray Giudice discuss Perception vs. Reality in personal injury lawsuits and settlements in this mini clip from Episode 5 of Your Day In Court. Is it all about greed? Is every lawsuit worth $1,000,000? People who are victims of negligent drivers and who suffer injuries after a car crash can sometimes be…
Read More“Your Day in Court”, new radio show and podcast with renowned Georgia Trial Lawyers Ray Giudice and Bruce Hagen
Tune in to Xtra 106.3 on Saturdays 8 am – 9 am to listen to Atlanta attorneys Ray Giudice and Bruce Hagen and their new show, “Your Day in Court” hosted by Tug Cowart. Bruce and Ray talk about the most interesting legal matters in Georgia and the country and the big legal stories in…
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