Beyond Medical Bills: The “Not-So-Common” Losses You Can Recover After a Georgia Car Accident
When most people think about car accidents, they picture dented bumpers and hospital bills. Those are important—but they’re not the whole story. Under Georgia law, you may also be entitled to compensation for less visible harms that can disrupt your life for months or years. As we explain in our article about where to turn […]
Not Sure Where to Turn After a Car Accident in Georgia? Know Your Rights
If you’ve been injured in a car accident in Georgia, navigating insurance claims can feel overwhelming—but you don’t have to go it alone. From hidden pitfalls to your broader legal rights, understanding key aspects like burn injury claims in Georgia and subrogation can mean the difference between a fair settlement and leaving money on the […]
Burn Injury Claims in Georgia: What You Need to Know
Burn injuries are among the most painful and life-altering injuries a person can experience. Whether caused by a car accident, workplace incident, defective product, or unsafe property conditions, the consequences can be devastating—both physically and emotionally. In Georgia, if your burn was the result of someone else’s negligence, you may be entitled to compensation that […]
What Is Subrogation and How Does It Work in Georgia?
If you’ve been in a car accident in Georgia and your insurance company has already paid for your damages, you might be surprised to learn that they can go after the other driver’s insurance company to recover that money. This process is called subrogation—and while it mostly happens behind the scenes, it plays a key […]
Property Damage in Georgia: It’s More Than Just Your Car
When you hear “property damage,” you probably think of dents and scratches on your car. But in Georgia, property damage claims can go way beyond that—especially after a serious accident. At Benavidez Law Firm, we know that your home, your business, and even your yard can suffer just as much as your vehicle. And if […]
Don’t Let Insurance Companies Undermine Your Injury Claim: 3 Tactics to Watch Out For
After an accident, you expect the insurance company to help you recover—not make things harder. But the truth is, many insurers are focused on one thing: minimizing payouts. At Benavidez Law Firm, we’ve seen firsthand how insurance companies try to delay, deny, or devalue legitimate claims—especially when injury victims don’t have strong legal representation. Here […]
Why a Personalized Legal Strategy Can Make or Break Your Case in Georgia
At Benavidez Law Firm, we often say: no two personal injury cases are the same—and they shouldn’t be treated like they are. Still, too many injured people end up working with firms that follow a one-size-fits-all approach. That might work for fast food, but not for your health, your finances, and your future. When you’re […]
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 […]