McDonough Georgia Car Accident Lawyers

The strength of a typical Georgia car accident case is generally determined by whether it can be proven that another driver caused your car accident and whether you suffered damages or losses. We will investigate both of these factors at no charge by obtaining the law enforcement investigation, public records such as 911 recordings and police video recordings, interview witnesses and by working closely with your medical team to determine the full amount of your physical and mental damages.

Yes. If you have been injured in a car accident caused by another driver’s negligence, that driver, usually through their insurance company is responsible for paying your medical bills and other expenses, past and future.

In Georgia, pain and suffering is a legal and legitimate item of damages in any car wreck case in which you have been injured. The amount you can recover usually depends on the severity of the injury and how long it lasts. The pain and suffering from many injuries carries significant value, however, the most serious injuries – those that are permanent or catastrophic – usually carry with them a much higher settlement value and potential jury award.

Lost income, both in the past and in the form of future losses are a compensable item of damages in a Georgia personal injury case, including car accident claims. If you have missed work, or will be missing work in the future, you may be entitled to recover for the money you have already lost. If you are able to show that your ability to labor and earn income in the future has been diminished, you may be entitled to include and recover those losses in your case or claim.

Yes. Whether an injury is permanent is one of the largest factors in establishing the value of a car accident case. A serious injury that leaves you unable to do all the things you could do in the past, or that makes doing those things more difficult, could mean larger compensation in your injury case.