Sideswipe Car Accident

$300,000

Original Offer

Net Settlement

$300,000

When a tractor-trailer sideswiped our client, it resulted in injuries to the head, neck, back, and wrists. Despite the insurer offering nothing and denying fault, our team secured a $300,000 settlement.

Distracted Driver Fender Bender

$73,000

Original Offer

$30,000

Net Settlement

$73,000

A rear-end collision at a traffic light injured our client, a U.S. Navy servicemember, after the at-fault driver was cited for being on Instagram. He required ER care, medication, and additional testing for back, neck, and shoulder injuries, despite having no pain beforehand.

Hit While Turning Left

$151,000

Original Offer

$75,000

Net Settlement

$151,000

As our client turned left onto the road, another driver collided with her driver’s side door. The insurer’s original $75,000 offer was ultimately increased to $151,000 through our negotiations.

Passenger Injury Accident

$240,000

Original Offer

$140,000

Net Settlement

$240,000

Our client, riding as a passenger, sustained moderate injuries in an accident. After an initial $140,000 offer, our firm negotiated a $240,000 settlement and obtained reductions in medical expenses.

Rear End Car Accident

$10,500,000

Original Offer

Net Settlement

$10,500,000

While sitting at a red light, our client was struck from behind, causing a major lower-back compression fracture and long-term work loss. With no settlement offer, the case went to trial, resulting in a $10.5 million jury award.

Severe Injuries from Running a Stop Sign

$750,000

Original Offer

Net Settlement

$750,000

As a passenger, our client was involved in a severe accident caused by a driver who ran a stop sign. The injuries were catastrophic, and we successfully secured the full policy limit.

Failure to Yield that Resulted in Injuries

$137,500

Original Offer

$12,000

Net Settlement

$137,500

A left-turning driver cut in front of our client at an intersection, causing injuries including partial hearing loss and a minor elbow fracture. Our firm secured all available coverage: $100,000 in policy limits and $37,500 in UM benefits, totaling $137,500.

Rear Ended By Police Officer

$425,000

Original Offer

Net Settlement

$425,000

When our client was rear-ended by a government-operated police vehicle, they sustained serious shoulder injuries. Despite receiving no initial offer, our accident attorneys fought on and secured a $425,000 settlement.

Improper Lane Change Caused Serious Injuries

$115,000

Original Offer

Net Settlement

$115,000

Our client was injured in a collision caused by an improper lane change. The crash resulted in lasting injuries, specialized medical care, and missed work.

Failure to Yield that Resulted in Injuries

$100,000

Original Offer

Net Settlement

$100,000

Another driver’s negligence caused a severe T-bone crash. Our client suffered painful injuries and required medical care soon after.

T-Bone Collision from a Failure to Yield

$75,000

Location: Spalding, County

Original Offer

$56,000

Net Settlement

$75,000

Our client sustained injuries in a T-bone collision after the at-fault driver failed to yield and entered their path. Emergency imaging identified cervical spine injuries at C4 and C6, requiring ongoing treatment with the possibility of future surgical intervention. A minor passenger seated in the rear also sustained injuries, including a sprained ankle and facial bruising.

Past results do not guarantee future outcomes.

Frequently Asked Questions about Locust Grove Car Accident Claims

Will my case go to trial?

That all depends on the insurance company. In many cases, the insurance company will want to settle before going to trial. This is why your legal team at The Millar Law Firm works so hard to investigate the accident and gather the appropriate evidence. A well-crafted demand letter is often enough to encourage the insurance company to pay you the settlement you deserve.

What Information Will My Lawyer Need From Me?

In order to build a strong case, your lawyer will ask for information like your medical records, bills for damages and repairs to your vehicle, and any documentation of lost wages if you’re unable to work.
If you happened to take photos or record video of the accident scene, you should also hand that over as it will help to show how the accident occurred.

If I Have a Legitimate Personal Injury Case, Why Shouldn’t I Go Ahead and File?

Your best course of action is to speak with one of our personal injury lawyers. A free consultation will allow them to ask questions and determine if you can request a larger settlement. You also don’t want to deal with the insurance company attorneys on your own. Having one of our experienced lawyers on your side can help protect your best interests.

What if the Other Driver Claims They Don’t Have Auto Insurance?

This is when having one of our legal team representing you will come in handy. Our three decades of experience has taught us how to conduct a thorough investigation to uncover any additional insurance coverage the other driver may have. Even if it turns out they don’t have auto coverage, they may have other types of insurance that can be used to pay a settlement.

What Should I Do if the Other Driver Claims They Didn’t Cause the Accident?

Your legal team at The Millar Law Firm has experience dealing with situations like this. In many situations, we’ve uncovered security camera footage that showed who caused an accident. We have also used accident reconstruction experts to rebuild the scene to show who was at fault. There are also witness statements and other evidence that can help to prove they are the responsible party.