How Long Will My Personal Injury Case Take?

Some cases are resolved quickly before even filing a lawsuit, but some cases require aggressive action that can take time. We are not afraid to hold out for a better settlement if we believe it’s in our client’s best interest. Some big TV lawyers will promise you a quick resolution, but don’t be fooled. They may overlook key factors in your case that could mean the difference between what you get and what you deserve. Once we evaluate your case and your specific circumstances, we can advise you on how long your case will take. We provide free, no-obligation evaluations to help you understand what you can expect.

How Much Does It Cost to Hire a Personal Injury Attorney?

We work on a contingency basis.  Meaning, our fee is a percentage of your total compensation recovered. There is no cost to hire our firm initially and we provide free, no obligation consultations. Our history of winning large settlements for our clients speaks to our dedication and determination. We only take cases we feel confident about then we pour all our energy into maximizing your settlement.

Should I Talk with The Insurance Company?

Insurance companies are motivated to minimize your pain and suffering and seek the lowest settlement possible. They are not necessarily interested in your personal well being and wholeness. Insurance adjusters will try to get you on record, making statements about your injury that could undermine your claim later. That’s why working with an attorney that you can trust is critical. Start interviewing attorneys as soon as possible after your injury to protect yourself and maximize your settlement.

Can I Get Paid for Lost Income?

Yes. Personal injury plaintiffs in Georgia can claim lost income as a result of their injuries in addition to medical expenses.

Will My Health Insurance Cover a Personal Injury Claim?

Most health insurance policies will cover personal injury claims. Some may include disclaimers that the policy will not cover injuries that resulted from someone else’s negligence. We can advise you on this during your free, no-obligation consultation.

Why Does Negligence Matter in Personal Injury Cases?

Negligence means you sustained injuries because another party did not sufficiently exercise caution to prevent them.

Is There a Limit to Pain and Suffering Damages in Georgia?

Georgia does not limit the amount of compensation a plaintiff can receive for pain and suffering in personal injury cases. This is why some plaintiffs receive significant settlements that well exceed just medical expenses and lost wages.