SNN.law

04/28/2026

Is it like a good neighbor when State Farm isn’t there and doesn’t care after devastating weather events?

Lawsuits allege that State Farm tries to avoid paying what it owes for hail damage. The litigation is happening as homeowners face soaring insurance costs, partly due to threats from climate change.

04/23/2026

Rob Snyder and Tedra Cannella doing amazing things.

Specialist Hencely—a U.S. Army veteran—just won a major victory at the Supreme Court.

In 2016, while deployed at Bagram Airfield, he confronted a suspected su***de bomber during a Veterans Day 5K. The bomber detonated the device, leaving Hencely with a devastating brain injury—but his actions likely saved countless lives.

The attacker? A former Taliban member working for military contractor Fluor—who failed to properly supervise him, despite contractual obligations to the Army. That failure allowed the bomb to be built on base.

Hencely sued. Lower courts ruled against him. Yesterday, the Supreme Court reversed those decisions.

This is what standing up for veterans looks like.

And it raises a serious question: why are private military contractors—funded by taxpayers—allowed to dodge accountability for reckless and negligent conduct?

The U.S. Supreme Court held in a 6-3 decision that federal law does not preempt all state tort suits against military contractors operating in a war zone.

04/22/2026

I love defense expert depositions. I do not know why but I enjoy matching wits with hired guns. Sometimes, these large corporations and insurance companies are blinded by extreme reliance upon a paid producer. The expert gets paid no matter what. More and more, I find these "experts" are usually self-defeating from financial motivation. What a joy it is to topple them with Daubert motions.

04/14/2026

I’ve been battling negligent and dangerous trucking companies for years. I hope our government investigates these bad motor carriers and enforces the regulations and laws.

In a scheme plaguing roadways, some commercial trucking networks are racking up safety violations and evading federal enforcement by dissolving bad records and operating under new names.

04/07/2026

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03/17/2026

Powerpoint is ready! Come see me talk about protecting your small business... Because you know, I also represent clients in litigation against a lot of businesses big and small for negligence, contract disputes, employment issues, etc.

02/26/2026

Remember when I posted that insurance companies are lying about losses to (1) increase premiums and (2) to get tort reform passed? Yeah well, here's my proof. I believe State Farm writes 40% of all policies in Georgia, by the way.

Customers can expect to receive $100 refund on average, though State Farm says it will vary by state and by the amount of premium paid.

02/17/2026

Honor to be invited to speak and hope you will join for this presentation!

Early stage or not, this should be a strong presentation. Thanks Steven Newton

02/15/2026

Please double check your vehicle through a VIN search. Some automobile manufacturers are not responsible in issuing recalls unless people die then they get sued. At some point, they will be held accountable. I truly hope there aren’t anymore victims of this product.

Fiat Chrysler just added 225,000 vehicles to the “Do Not Drive” warning.

02/05/2026

Fellow Georgians, these oral arguments and forthcoming opinions are deserved of your attention. Medical providers (and their insurance companies) want to limit damages for wrongful death caused by medical malpractice to $350,000. I am obviously biased for victims of negligence and medical malpractice, but a jury of your peers should decide liability, causation, and damages (just like whether or not you’re guilty of a crime). Neither a judge nor legislature should be permitted to reduce or eliminate what a jury found. I hope Georgians keep this right. To take it away is downright unAmerican. We shouldn’t allow oligarchs (including multibillion dollar health care providers or their insurance companies) to remove rights through the purchase of a legislative branch.

At issue is a law the Georgia Supreme Court already overturned in 2010, which put a limit of $350,000 on jury awards in medical malpractice claims.

01/31/2026

Even GA Legislators agree insurance companies are the worse. Check out this hot mic.

Hot mic at the Georgia House: “Insurance companies are just ruthless … destroying our country…” says Appropriations Chair Matt Hatchett

One lawmaker quipped to me: “he’ll never lose another election.”