Parker and Lundy Attorneys

09/11/2026

This picture of Bill and Laura was taken on top of the World Trade Center just days before September 11, 2001.

At the time, it was simply a photograph from a special trip—a beautiful view, a happy moment, and a place we never imagined would soon be forever changed.

Just days later, our nation watched in disbelief as the Twin Towers fell and thousands of innocent lives were lost. So many families said goodbye that morning without knowing it would be the last time.

Today, we remember the 2,977 lives lost, the first responders who ran toward danger when others were running away, the families who have carried that loss ever since, and the countless Americans whose lives were forever changed.

This photograph has become a powerful reminder to us of how quickly life can change—and how important it is to cherish the people we love, appreciate the moments we are given, and never forget the sacrifices of that day.

We remember. We honor. We will never forget. 🇺🇸

09/10/2026

One of the wonderful things about having a law office in a small town is getting to walk to court on a beautiful day like today. Lucky to practice law in this community.

09/05/2026

At Parker & Lundy, we work hard to make sure our clients feel supported, respected, and cared for from the moment they walk through our doors. We’re especially proud to see our paralegal team recognized for the important role they play in taking care of our clients every day.

Thank you, Rico, for trusting us and for taking the time to share these kind words. We truly appreciate it!

08/07/2026

Today, on National Paralegal Day, we want to recognize the incredible paralegals at our firm.

Behind every case is a tremendous amount of hard work, organization, compassion, and attention to detail. Our paralegals work tirelessly to support our attorneys, guide our clients through difficult times, and help keep every case moving forward. Their dedication makes a difference every single day.

To our paralegals—thank you for your professionalism, your commitment, and the care you show to every client who walks through our doors. We are grateful for all you do.

Please join us in celebrating National Paralegal Day by thanking the paralegals who work so hard to serve our community.

Happy National Paralegal Day!

08/04/2026

🚌 School is Back in Session—Let’s Keep Our Kids Safe! 🚌

As students head back to school, school buses will once again be on the roads each morning and afternoon. That means it’s time for all of us to slow down, stay alert, and remember that a child’s safety is worth far more than saving a few seconds.

When a school bus has its red lights flashing and stop arm extended, STOP. Children may be crossing the road, and they can be difficult to see.

A few reminders:
✅ Put your phone away while driving.
✅ Slow down in school zones.
✅ Watch for children near bus stops.
✅ Never pass a stopped school bus when the law requires you to stop.

Georgia strengthened penalties for illegally passing a stopped school bus through Addy’s Law, a reminder of why these safety rules matter so much.

We hope every student, teacher, bus driver, and family has a safe and successful school year!

07/30/2026

Be aware of the new city ordinance!

The Cedartown City Commission recently passed an ordinance allowing motorized carts to operate on designated city streets.

Before you hit the road, here's what you need to know:

Motorized carts are allowed on:

• City streets with posted speed limits of 35 mph or less

Motorized carts are NOT allowed on:

• Hwy. 27 / US 27 Bypass (including Main Street)
• Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard
• Canal Street
• East Avenue
• West Avenue
• Cave Spring Road

All motorized carts must be equipped with required safety features, including headlights, taillights, reflectors, rearview mirrors, safety warning labels, hip restraints/hand holds, and a City-issued permit.

Permit Information:
• Cost: $15
• Valid for 5 years

Drivers must have a valid driver's license, active insurance, and a City-issued permit to legally operate a motorized cart on approved streets.

For more information, call 770-748-3220 or visithttps://cedartowngeorgia.gov/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Golf-Cart-Application.pdf

07/14/2026

🏗️ Not Every Work Injury Looks the Same.

When most people think of a workplace injury, they picture a sudden accident. But under Georgia workers’ compensation law, many different types of injuries may qualify for benefits.

Here are some of the most common work-related injuries:

✅ Slip, Trip, and Fall Injuries – Broken bones, head injuries, back injuries, and sprains caused by falls on the job.

✅ Lifting and Overexertion Injuries – Back, neck, shoulder, and knee injuries from lifting, pushing, pulling, or repetitive physical work.

✅ Repetitive Motion Injuries – Conditions like carpal tunnel syndrome, tendonitis, and other injuries that develop over time from repeated movements.

✅ Machinery and Equipment Accidents – Crush injuries, amputations, cuts, and other serious injuries involving tools or heavy equipment.

✅ Motor Vehicle Accidents – If you’re injured while driving for work, you may have a workers’ compensation claim in addition to other legal rights.

✅ Burns and Electrical Injuries – Thermal burns, chemical burns, and electrical shock injuries can happen in many industries.

✅ Exposure Injuries – Harm caused by toxic chemicals, hazardous substances, excessive heat, or harmful dust and fumes.

✅ Occupational Illnesses – Certain illnesses that develop because of workplace exposure may also be covered.

No matter how your injury happened, it’s important to report it to your employer as soon as possible and seek appropriate medical treatment. Waiting too long can affect your rights.

If you’ve been hurt at work in Georgia and have questions about your benefits, Parker & Lundy is here to help.

📞 770-748-5643

Parker & Lundy
Here when you need us most.

07/09/2026

Be safe when you drive!