Your Personal Injury Claim in Georgia Covers More Than Just Medical Bills
After an accident, most people think about medical bills first — and for good reason. Hospital visits, follow-ups, and medication can add up quickly. But in Georgia, your personal injury compensation doesn’t stop there. At Benavidez Law Firm, we make sure you understand everything you’re entitled to. If someone else caused your injury, you may […]
Legal Terms Made Simple: What Negligence, Statute of Limitations, and Liability Really Mean
If you’ve been hurt in an accident, you’ve probably heard terms like negligence, statute of limitations, or liability thrown around. If they sounded confusing, you’re not alone. At Benavidez Law Firm, we get that the legal process can feel overwhelming, so we’re here to break down these common terms and help you understand what they […]
Can You Sue Multiple Parties in Georgia After a Personal Injury?
Yes — and it could significantly impact the success of your claim. In Georgia, if more than one person or entity played a role in causing your injuries, you’re not limited to suing just one of them. Personal injury laws in the state allow you to pursue compensation from multiple parties who share responsibility. This […]
Why You Shouldn’t Talk to the Insurance Company After an Accident
After a car accident, one of the first calls you might receive is from the insurance company representing the at-fault driver. They may sound polite or even concerned, but their goal is not to help you—it’s to minimize what they pay you. What you say during these conversations can significantly impact your case. At Benavidez […]
Don’t Wait Too Long: Why the Statute of Limitations in Georgia Matters
If you’ve been hurt in an accident, dealing with legal deadlines is probably the last thing on your mind. But here’s the truth: waiting too long to take action can mean losing your right to get compensation. In Georgia, the law gives you two years from the date of the accident to file a personal […]
The Power of Cross-Examination in Georgia Personal Injury Trials
In the realm of personal injury litigation, the courtroom is where facts are scrutinized, and truths are unveiled. One of the most potent tools in this process is cross-examination. This phase allows attorneys to challenge the testimony of opposing witnesses, aiming to uncover inconsistencies, biases, or inaccuracies that could sway the outcome of the trial. […]
PTSD After an Accident: Yes, You Can Be Compensated
After a car accident or serious injury, the physical wounds are often obvious — broken bones, bruises, scars. But what about the wounds no one can see? Emotional trauma can be just as real, and just as damaging. If you’re struggling with anxiety, nightmares, flashbacks, or depression after an accident, you may be suffering from […]
Can You Claim Compensation for Loss of Consortium in Georgia?
When someone is injured in an accident, the effects often go far beyond physical injuries. The emotional and relational impact can be just as damaging — especially for spouses or domestic partners. Fortunately, Georgia law recognizes these losses through a legal concept called loss of consortium. And yes, it’s something you may be entitled to […]
What Does a “Fair” Personal Injury Settlement Really Mean?
When most people think about a personal injury settlement, they imagine a large amount of money being handed over. But the truth is, a fair settlement isn’t just about the dollar amount—it’s about how your life has been affected and what it takes to make things right again. In Georgia, personal injury law allows victims […]
What Happens If Your Personal Injury Case Goes to Trial?
Most personal injury cases are resolved through settlements, often without ever setting foot in a courtroom. But not all cases follow that path. Sometimes, going to trial becomes necessary to pursue the compensation you truly deserve. If your case heads in that direction, understanding the process can help reduce fear and give you the confidence […]
