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 […]
What Should a Fair Personal Injury Settlement Really Include?
When you’re injured in an accident, getting a settlement that truly reflects your losses isn’t just about medical bills. A fair personal injury settlement in Georgia should take into account the full impact the injury has had on your life—physically, emotionally, and financially. Unfortunately, insurance companies often try to offer quick settlements that barely scratch […]
Dealing with Insurance Adjusters After an Accident in Georgia
Why Insurance Adjusters Are Not on Your Side After an accident, it’s common to feel overwhelmed. You’re dealing with medical bills, car repairs, missed work—and then, out of nowhere, a friendly-sounding insurance adjuster calls. While they may seem helpful, remember this: they work for the insurance company, not for you. Their job is to save […]
