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A car crash can leave you with severe injuries and no way to work or pay for medical treatment. Protect your best interests and fight for compensation with the aggressive legal team at Cobb Personal Injury.
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There are thousands of car crashes in Georgia every year. While most are minor events, some automobile accidents can be devastating. Our team has seen first-hand the lifelong effects an auto accident can have on an individual and their loved ones. From medical bills to lost wages and wrongful death, our personal injury attorneys know how to secure maximum compensation for every client.
Have you been injured in a car crash? In Georgia, you may be entitled to monetary compensation if you can prove the negligence of another person or party is responsible for your injuries. Our team has proven success with all types of auto accident claims.
Georgia has strict laws that prohibit aggressive driving and behaviors like tailgating, speeding, improper lane changes, and running red lights. Still, road rage is commonplace and risky for other motorists, as well as passengers, pedestrians, and bystanders. If you were injured because of another person’s reckless driving, you may be entitled to financial reimbursement for your injuries and suffering
Georgia is a hands-free driving state. Cell phones are not allowed in hands or laps, which means texting while driving, watching or recording videos while driving, and taking photos while driving are all against the law. If a distracted driver caused an accident and you or a loved one were injured, a personal injury attorney can help you get the justice you deserve.
From rollover and jackknife accidents to tire blowouts, commercial trucks, big rigs, and 18-wheelers can be dangerous on the road. A comprehensive investigation is required to determine which person or entity is liable in your unique case, which might include the driver, owner, dispatcher, truck company, and/or other parties.
Ridesharing is convenient and affordable, but when an accident happens, it can be a confusing time. Both passengers and drivers are covered by generous insurance policies provided by Uber and Lyft, but these policies are only valid under specific conditions and come with strict limitations. From negotiating an insurance settlement on your behalf to suing the at-fault party in court, we work hard to win your case.
Potholes, uneven roadways, unmarked lanes, missing or defective guardrails, and broken traffic lights are common road hazards that can cause collisions and result in injuries. In these cases, full investigations are important to determine which individual, party, or government entity is liable for your injuries.
Whether it’s a police car, a city garbage truck, or a school bus accident, you may have as little as 6 months from the date of the incident to file a claim against a government agency. The statute of limitations is brief for some cases, which is why it’s important to contact a personal injury lawyer as soon as possible to learn more about your options.
In some cases, a manufacturer may be held liable in a case if it can be proven an accident or injury was caused by a defect in a vehicle’s manufacture or design. Similarly, a mechanic may be held responsible if a car repair wasn’t done right and resulted in an accident. An experienced personal injury attorney will explore every avenue to determine liability in your case.
Our team fully investigates the cause of your auto accident and gathers evidence against the party at fault. We review police reports, traffic camera footage, and photographs of the scene, as well as eyewitness and expert testimony, medical records, and any available dashboard camera recordings or black box data. We use this evidence to present a persuasive argument in settlement negotiations and court proceedings.
Georgia offers a two-year statute of limitations on auto accidents. This means you have two years from the date of the accident to file a claim for personal injuries, except in some circumstances. For example, if your accident involved a government vehicle, you may have as little as 6 months to file a claim. It’s important to call a personal injury attorney as soon as possible to find out what your next step should be and start building a case.
If you or a loved one is injured in a car crash, Cobb Personal Injury can help you recover the money spent on medical care, recovery, and time off of work, as well as non-financial damages like pain and suffering.
Courts use a range of factors to determine the amount of money you might be entitled to after being injured in an auto accident. The extent and severity of your injuries, short- and long-term impacts on your ability to work, lasting effects on your mental health, and the toll it takes on your family all play a role in determining how much compensation for a car accident you receive. We rely on a network of experts for professional opinions regarding medical outlooks, expenses, lost wages, future earnings potential, and more.
Consult with a personal injury attorney to determine if your case has merit. Whether you’re suffering from broken bones, whiplash, nerve damage, internal injuries, or traumatic brain injury (TBI) from an auto accident, your priority is to heal. Our priority is to recover the maximum compensation for your unique situation. Contact us to find out what your case might be worth.
Insurance companies want to avoid paying one penny more than they have to. They will likely attempt to deny your claim or make an offer to settle it for the least amount of money possible. Before you sign anything or accept a settlement offer from an insurance company representative, schedule a free consultation with a Georgia car crash attorney that prioritizes your well-being. We’re on your side, so you get the help and restitution you deserve.
When speaking with the other party’s insurance company, it’s important to provide only basic details about the accident. Avoid apologizing, and don’t admit to fault. Additional statements could impact your ability to obtain a fair recovery for your losses. Let us negotiate directly with the insurance company or go to court on your behalf to obtain maximum compensation for your injuries.
