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Personal Injury Law

A personal injury case is one that involves a person suffering a bodily injury through the negligence or intentional misconduct of another person. Most personal injury cases involve the negligence of another person. The law defines negligence as a breach of duty, which proximately causes injury to another, resulting in their suffering damages both to the person and often their economic interests.

Our office has a great deal of experience representing people who have been in motor vehicle collisions that are the fault of the driver of the other vehicle, and premises liability cases in which a person is injured through a fall or slip at a business or other establishment where the property has not been properly maintained or a dangerous situation has arisen because of their negligence failure to maintain it. We also have experience in handling cases for victims of intentional wrongdoing, such as assault and battery, intentional infliction of emotional distress, and other deliberate misconduct.

Examples Of Personal Injury Cases Include:

Automobile wrecks
Truck wrecks
Slip, Trip, and Fall at Big Box stores, grocery stores, and other locations
Premises Liability

Time Is Of The Essence

In the State of Georgia, there is a very strict process for all Personal Injury claims and if you wait too long to contact an attorney, you may exceed the statutes for filing. Do not wait. Contact us today to see if you are eligible.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Do you think I have a case?
A: We will not know until we discuss the parameters of your situation with you. Call us for a free case evaluation at 770-690-2475.

Q: Will my case have to go to court?
A: The majority of Personal Injury cases in the State of Georgia settle, but if the other side is not willing to pay a reasonable amount for your claim, we will file suit in effort to obtain the compensation you deserve.

Q: Can you guarantee my recovery amount?
A: No lawyer can guarantee your recovery amount. If you have been told differently, you have clearly received bad advice. Once we have examined all aspects of your case, we can give you our opinion of the value of your case based on our decades of experience.

Q: What if I am physically unable to visit your office?
A: If you are physically unable to visit our office, we will arrange to visit you at the most convenient location for you.

Q: Can I afford to retain your services?
A: Yes. You do not owe us any attorney fee unless we recover money damages for you in your personal injury case, whether by settlement or collecting on a jury verdict. This type of payment is called a contingency fee arrangement and is applicable to all personal injury cases with our firm. Of course, expenses of litigation and costs of prosecuting your claim and lawsuit are different for the attorney fee, because we advance these expenses for you, without markup. We can arrange for you to pay these modest charges as the case goes along or alternatively to carry them until a settlement is received, and apply them at that time against a settlement.

Disclaimer: The information in this site is not legal advice. For legal advice regarding your own circumstances, consult an attorney. Attorney Myles E. Eastwood has prepared this information for general informational purposes only; it does not constitute legal advice, and is presented without any representation or warranty whatsoever as to the accuracy or completeness of the information or whether it reflects the latest legal developments.

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