Speak with our experienced accident attorneys to find all of the answers to your questions. Find out if you have a case, and discover what it might be worth. Receive quality legal advice, so you can feel confident about your options.
Injury and accidents can happen to anyone and strike out of nowhere. When an individual or company is found responsible of negligent actions, we are here to help you find the relief you need, and the financial compensation that is rightfully yours. Our team of Screven County attorneys work on a contingency basis, which means unless your case is won, our services are free. We handle cases such as car, truck, motorcycle, pedestrian accidents, premises and work-related liability along with medical malpractice, and nursing home abuse. Click here for a full list of our Practice Areas.
We focus on providing our clients a thriving environment to begin the next chapters of their lives, and heal from any physical and emotional damage.
Contact us now – and let us do the hard work while you focus on recovery.
Our lawyers will take the time to communicate with authorities, medical experts, doctors, witnesses, insurance claim adjusters and whoever else may need to be involved. By meticulously gathering the facts on damages and claims, we're able to provide more leverage in building a case for our clients. It is in your best interest to consult with an attorney about your case. Our Screven County attorneys have the experience and knowledge needed to bring you justice and compensation in recovery for your injury or loss.
You'll need a strong team of attorneys on your side when preparing for a legal battle. By seeking counsel from our Screven County lawyers, you are provided with the advantage of knowing what your rights are. Our attorneys are highly experienced in Georgia law and can successfully guide you through the legal process of your case, negotiating your claim or filing a lawsuit on your behalf. Our skilled team will gather evidence, investigate and review claims for the true value of damages. Let our experienced Screven County attorneys and top professional staff take on your case so you can focus on recovery.
We place a high value on commitment to our clients- they always come first.
Our team of professional Georgia lawyers are passionate about helping people who have been injured through no fault of their own. Going into the claims process, we make sure that our clients have a thorough understanding of their rights. We make sure our clients know that they are in control of their case at all times.
Taking care of our clients also means obtaining results – one can’t happen without the other. Our Screven County attorneys treat all cases with the same level of attention and care. We work hard to resolve personal injury cases without filing a lawsuit, however, insurance companies don’t always play fair. Our law firm never files a lawsuit without proper justification, investigation, and the client’s full consent.
Your initial consultation is confidential, free, and requires no obligation, so you have nothing to lose.
We handle cases such as car, truck, motorcycle, pedestrian accidents, premises and work-related liability along with medical malpractice, and nursing home abuse. Injury and accidents can happen to anyone and strike out of nowhere. When an individual or company is found responsible of negligent actions, we are here to help you find the relief you need and the financial compensation that is rightfully yours. Our Screven County attorneys are experienced in a broad array of injuries including:
Can I represent myself instead of getting a lawyer?
It is not recommended for you to pursue your case on your own. If you try to handle a case by yourself, you’ll be going against experts from insurance companies who want to compensate you as little as possible. They will try to settle for far less than the actual value of your case. Not to mention, the legal and insurance process is very difficult to navigate on your own. You will be much better off in the hands of an experienced Screven County attorney.
How long will it take to reach a settlement?
This can depend on a variety of things; the severity of your injuries, recovery time, and the type of insurance you have. If your injuries are minor and you have good insurance coverage, a case can settle within three to six months. However, if you have a serious injury and/or there are major disputes with the insurance company who is at fault, your case can last much longer. Additionally, lengthy medical treatment can significantly impact the length of your case.
What types of benefits am I entitled to in a personal injury case?
You are entitled to any out-of-pocket expenses (such as vehicle repairs or the market value of your vehicle). You are also entitled to rental expenses in the event of a total loss of your vehicle. If you sustained any injuries from your accident, you’ll have your medical bills paid for, in addition to any loss of earnings for past, present, and future work. Lastly, you are entitled to damages in the form of pain and suffering, whether emotional or physical.
Should I go to a doctor?
If you were injured in any type of accident, it’s important to seek medical attention immediately. In some cases, the severity of your injuries might not be immediately apparent however, it is advised to seek the attention of a medical professional none-the-less. We have doctors that are familiar with the legal system that we can refer you to however if you need a doctor immediately use your general practitioner or emergency facilities.
Who pays for the doctor bills?
In personal injury cases many doctors will not require money during the course of treatment, and wait until a settlement is reached to get paid- this is called taking a case on a ‘lien’ basis. If liability or fault is questionable sometimes it’s best to use your private medical insurance for your needs but that will depend on your specific case. Once fault is determined, the at-fault party and their insurance company will be responsible for your medical expenses. Your doctor and your attorney will consult regularly to make sure that the expenses incurred are within reason and that they will be in fact covered by the at-fault party’s insurance.
When should my personal injury claim be filed?
By rule of thumb it’s best to file your personal injury claim as soon as possible. In Massachusetts, there’s a three-year statute of limitation date in most personal injury cases. However, depending on your type of case, it may call for a shorter or longer period of time to be filed. Each case is different and must be handled a different way. It’s best to consult with an attorney if you’re thinking of filing to answer any questions you may have.
How long before I will be compensated for my injuries?
Generally a lawsuit will not be initiated until medical treatment is completed. While this may take a while if your injuries are severe it’s important for your attorney to know the full range of your injuries in order to make sure you get the compensation you deserve and be able to represent you to the fullest extent. However, fault (or liability) should be established as soon as possible after an accident. We can’t stress enough how every person is different and therefore every case is different, and we hope to answer any and all questions you may have and support you during your healing process.
If you or someone you know has been injured in an accident through no fault of their own, allow our Screven County attorneys to take care of everything from insurance to medical bills. We want our clients to focus on the most important thing: healing and recovery.
Speak with our experienced Screven County accident attorneys to find all of the answers to your questions. Find out if you have a case, and discover what it might be worth. Receive quality legal advice, so you can feel confident about your options.
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