Forklift Injury Accident on a Semi-Truck

$375,000

Original Offer

Net Settlement

$375,000

While operating a forklift during the unloading of a FedEx truck, our client suffered a serious shoulder injury after the truck unexpectedly moved away from the loading dock. The accident caused the forklift to fall and left our client requiring surgery and continued medical care. Our legal team pursued the claim and successfully obtained a $375,000 settlement on behalf of the injured worker.

Falsely Accused and Tackled by a Security Guard

$300,000

Original Offer

Net Settlement

$300,000

Our client was leaving a major retail store when a security guard improperly used force and made a false allegation of shoplifting. The unnecessary confrontation caused physical injuries, including bruising and scrapes, along with emotional trauma. Our legal team pursued justice on our client’s behalf and successfully recovered a $300,000 settlement.

Electrician Injury Accident

$1,000,000

Original Offer

Medical Bills

Net Settlement

$1,000,000

While performing electrical work, our client was injured when the floor beneath them suddenly gave way, causing them to fall from the second story. The accident left our client with a fractured ankle, herniated disc, and concussion. Despite receiving no initial compensation offer from the insurance company, our legal team fought for a fair outcome and successfully obtained a $1,000,000 recovery.

Bed Rails Left Unsecure Resulted in a Fall

$350,000

Location: Atlanta, Georgia

Original Offer

Net Settlement

$350,000

A nursing home’s failure to properly secure bed rails resulted in our client’s fall and a painful hip fracture. Our legal team helped the client’s family pursue accountability and secured a $350,000 settlement for the injuries caused by the facility’s negligent care and failure to maintain a safe environment.

Eye Injury From a Trip and Fall

$450,000

Location: Manufacturing Plant

Original Offer

Net Settlement

$450,000

Our client was working as a security guard when they tripped over an object and struck their head on a nearby pole, resulting in a serious eye injury. The accident required medical treatment and caused significant financial hardship. After the insurance company refused to provide fair compensation, our attorneys aggressively pursued the claim and secured a $450,000 settlement for our client.

Student Hit in a School Crosswalk

$125,000

Location: School Crosswalk

Original Offer

Net Settlement

$125,000

While walking to school, our client was struck by a vehicle while legally crossing the street in a designated crosswalk. The impact caused multiple fractures and serious injuries. Despite the insurance company’s refusal to offer fair compensation, our legal team pursued the claim and successfully obtained a $125,000 settlement on our client’s behalf.

Broken Chair Accident

$100,000

Location: Atlanta, Georgia

Original Offer

$31,000

Net Settlement

$100,000

Our client was injured at a restaurant when a chair suddenly collapsed, causing significant lower back and hip injuries. Although the insurance company initially valued the claim at just $31,000, our attorneys fought for a fair resolution and successfully recovered a $100,000 settlement—more than triple the original offer.

Past results do not guarantee future outcomes.

FAQ and Georgia Personal Injury Advice

Here are the answers to some of the common questions our attorneys receive:

Should I speak with the insurance adjuster?

After a car accident or other personal injury incident, many people receive a phone call from an insurance adjuster working for the at-fault driver, person or business. The adjuster may ask for a recorded or written statement or may be offering a “quick” settlement for your medical bills to date. While it can be tempting to cooperate just to be “nice” or to accept a quick settlement, it may not be in your best interest. Often, an adjuster taking a recorded statement is hoping you will say something that gives the insurance company an excuse to decline your claim or make a lower settlement offer. Additionally, once you accept a settlement payment it is highly unlikely that you can re-open your case to receive more money later on. Many personal injury cases are worth far more than an initial or quick settlement offer is likely to provide.

How much can I expect to receive for my personal injury case?

Damages that you may expect to receive include your medical bills and lost pay, future projected medical expenses, mental and physical pain and suffering, and compensatory damages for your pain and inconvenience.

How much will it cost to consult with or hire a personal injury attorney?

The Millar Law Firm does not charge any fee to consult with us. Additionally, we only charge a fee if and when we recover money for you. The Atlanta law firm is paid a percentage of what is recovered in your case, so you do not need to come out of pocket up front to hire our lawyers.

Where is your office located?

The Millar Law Firm is located less than 5 minutes from Morrow, in downtown Jonesboro in Clayton County, Georgia. We offer telephone, video and in-person appointments at our office or we will come to you, at a location of your choosing.

Do you handle all types of personal injury cases?

Our injury lawyers handle most types of personal injury cases, including car, truck and motorcycle accidents, dog attacks, slip and trip and fall, premises liability, wrongful death and work-related injuries. If we are not able to accept your injury case, we may be able to provide you with a referral to an Atlanta personal injury law firm who can.

Do you handle cases both inside and outside of Morrow, Georgia?

Yes. The Millar Law Firm handles cases all over the State of Georgia and the Atlanta Metro Area, including Jonesboro, Ellenwood, Forest Park, East Point, Riverdale, College Park, Decatur, Atlanta, Macon and most other Georgia communities.

What happens if the other driver has no insurance?

Our Atlanta law firm will investigate all possible sources of insurance, such as whether the at-fault driver was on the job, working for ride-share, living with a relative whose insurance may cover him or her, and whether you have uninsured motorist coverage that may assist and provide coverage.