Stockbridge, Georgia Car Accident Lawyers

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    Car AccidentsSettlement Won
    Sideswipe Car Accident
    $300,000
    Original Offer
    $0
    Net Settlement
    $300,000
    Our client was sideswiped by a tractor-trailer, sustaining bruises, scrapes, and sprains to the head, neck, back, and wrists. Even after the trucking insurer denied liability and made no offer, we fought back and secured a $300,000 settlement.
    Car AccidentsSettlement Won
    Distracted Driver Fender Bender
    $73,000
    Original Offer
    $30,000
    Net Settlement
    $73,000
    Our client, an active-duty U.S. Navy servicemember, was rear-ended at a traffic light by a driver who was cited for browsing Instagram. The impact caused back, neck, and shoulder injuries that required ER treatment, medication, and further testing, despite our client having been pain-free for months.
    Car AccidentsSettlement Won
    Hit While Turning Left 
    $151,000
    Original Offer
    $75,000
    Net Settlement
    $151,000
    Our client was making a left turn onto a roadway when another vehicle struck her driver’s side door. The insurer first offered $75,000, but our attorneys negotiated a $151,000 settlement.
    Car AccidentsSettlement Won
    Passenger Injury Accident 
    $240,000
    Original Offer
    $140,000
    Net Settlement
    $240,000
    While riding as a passenger, our client suffered moderate injuries in a crash. The insurance company’s initial $140,000 offer was increased to $240,000 after our attorneys negotiated and lowered the medical expenses.
    Car AccidentsSettlement Won
    Rear End Car Accident
    $10,500,000
    Original Offer
    $1
    Net Settlement
    $10,500,000
    While waiting at a red light, our client was rear-ended, suffering a severe lower-back compression fracture that kept them out of work for months. After the insurer refused to offer anything, a jury awarded $10.5 million.
    Car AccidentsSettlement Won
    Severe Injuries from Running a Stop Sign
    $750,000
    Original Offer
    $0
    Net Settlement
    $750,000
    While riding as a passenger, our client was seriously injured after another driver ran a stop sign and triggered a major collision. We secured the maximum policy limits on their behalf.
    Car AccidentsSettlement Won
    Failure to Yield that Resulted in Injuries
    $137,500
    Original Offer
    $12,000
    Net Settlement
    $137,500
    Our client was struck when a driver made a left turn in front of them at an intersection, resulting in partial hearing loss and a minor elbow fracture. We recovered the full $100,000 policy limit plus $37,500 in UM benefits, totaling $137,500.
    Car AccidentsSettlement Won
    Rear Ended By Police Officer
    $425,000
    Original Offer
    $0
    Net Settlement
    $425,000
    Our client was struck from behind by an on-duty police officer, causing serious shoulder injuries. Since no initial offer was made due to the government-owned vehicle, our car accident attorneys stepped in, fought hard, and ultimately obtained a $425,000 settlement on the client’s behalf.
    Car AccidentsSettlement Won
    Improper Lane Change Caused Serious Injuries
    $115,000
    Original Offer
    $0
    Net Settlement
    $115,000
    Our client was hit when another driver improperly changed lanes and failed to turn safely. The crash caused ongoing injuries, requiring therapy and neurological treatment.
    Car AccidentsSettlement Won
    Failure to Yield that Resulted in Injuries
    $100,000
    Original Offer
    $0
    Net Settlement
    $100,000
    A negligent failure to yield resulted in a disabling T-bone collision. Our client sustained multiple injuries and required medical evaluation.
    Car AccidentsSettlement Won
    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, and the client continues to receive treatment, with potential surgical intervention under consideration. A minor passenger seated in the rear also sustained injuries, including a sprained ankle and facial bruising.
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    Car Accident FAQs

    After a major car accident, victims have many questions. Some of the most common include “Do I need an attorney?” and “What do I do next?” We’ll answer some of your other questions here as well.

    How Long Do You Have to Settle a Georgia Car Accident Claim or File a Lawsuit?

    The statute of limitations (the time you have to file a lawsuit) for personal injury claims in Georgia, O.C.G.A. 9-3-33 is two years from the date of the accident. If you don’t file a lawsuit before then, you lose the right to recover compensation. There are some limited exceptions to this deadline, such as the limit may be sometimes extended when the at-fault driver was ticketed or charged with a related crime, or due to the victim being a minor or incapacitated, but these extensions are exceptions that must be carefully researched – and should be handled by an attorney.

    We recommend hiring an attorney early in the process, so that there is adequate time to investigate the facts, make a plan together to make the case as successful as possible, and not have to rush to file before important deadlines loom.

    Do I really need an attorney?

    In a simple fender-bender, you might not need a lawyer. Still, it’s always a good idea to have an attorney like The Millar Law Firm look over your insurance claim before you send it in, and review any settlement offers before you accept them. For any complicated accident case, an attorney is always in your best interest.

    What can an attorney do to investigate a car accident?

    The Millar Law Firm investigative process involves obtaining photos of the cars and scenes, gathering video in the form of law enforcement body and patrol camera recordings, traffic camera recordings, hiring expert accident reconstruction witnesses, interviewing witnesses to the crash, and working with your medical documentation and medical team to build the strongest possible cases for liability (fault) and damages.

    Questions?

    If this legal guide did not answer your question, our attorneys can for free.

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