Atlanta, Georgia Drunk Driving (DUI) Injury Lawyers

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    DUI VictimSettlement Won
    DUI Case Result
    $45,000
    Location: Atlanta, Georgia
    Original Offer
    $2,500
    Net Settlement
    $45,000
    A drunk driver T-boned our client in a near head-on crash, causing severe lower back pain that required a rhizotomy procedure. Despite an initial offer of only $2,500, our attorneys secured a $45,000 settlement.
    DUI VictimSettlement Won
    DUI Accident
    $70,500
    Location: Atlanta, Georgia
    Original Offer
    $15,000
    Net Settlement
    $70,500
    Our client was injured in a DUI crash, suffering painful airbag burns. The insurance company first offered just $15,000, but after we built a strong case, our team secured a $70,500 settlement—over four times the initial offer.
    DUI VictimSettlement Won
    Drunk Driving Holiday Collision
    $545,000
    Location: Atlanta, Georgia
    Original Offer
    $295,000
    Net Settlement
    $545,000
    The defendant, who was intoxicated at approximately 1:30 PM, crashed into our client’s vehicle, causing the collision.
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    Evidence in Georgia DUI Accident Cases

    Is Evidence of DUI Admissible and Relevant in Georgia DUI Accidents?

    Yes. Persons injured in a DUI accident in Georgia may recover compensation for physical and emotional trauma and for past and future medical bills and other damages such as lost pay. The insurance company for the at-fault driver may argue that evidence of DUI should be inadmissible in court for one reason or another, out of the insurer’s fear that the Jury will be less sympathetic to the at-fault driver and be more willing to award all of your damages.

    An experienced Georgia personal injury lawyer can help fight such tactics through the lawyers’ knowledge of and experience with Georgia’s rules of evidence, to make sure that your evidence of impaired driving will be admissible in Court. There several reasons that evidence of impaired driving should be admissible in court, including the drunk-driver’s memory of what happened at and before the crash, how fast he or she was going, how hard the impact was, and whether anyone else may be or should be held responsible for causing the collision.

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    Lannell W.