Car Accidents
A car accident can happen at any time on any type of road or highway. A car wreck can leave you with expensive medical bills, costly vehicle repairs, emotional trauma, lost time at work, and thus lost wages, and more losses. If you were the victim of another driver’s negligence, you should not have to foot the bill for the costs generated by another driver’s mistakes. Chanel Payne, an experienced Georgia car accident lawyer, can help.
Workplace Accidents
After any personal injury, but especially after a workplace injury, a lawyer can be of unmatched help to workers. If you believe you have a claim for negligence after being hurt at work, the insurance companies involved, the corporate entities and their employees who can be held responsible, and even the court will be better able to handle your case and take it more seriously if you have a lawyer involved. A lawyer knows how to navigate the court system and can ensure all appropriate documents are filed on time and ensure the best possible case is put forward on your behalf, regardless of whether you go to trial or reach a settlement.
Slip and Fall Accidents
Business owners, commercial buildings, and residential property renters and owners have an obligation to properly maintain their properties to ensure the safety of others. Slip and fall claims result from unsafe property conditions where an injury almost always could have been prevented. A slip and fall lawyer helps injury victims hold negligent property owners accountable for the damages they cause.
Wrongful Death
A wrongful death lawsuit can be brought over almost any circumstance where a defendant’s actions led to another person’s death. An unexpected death often creates multifaceted chaos in the lives of spouses, children, and/or other surviving family members. This chaos means you need sound legal advice about what to do. When consulting with potential attorneys, the survivors should know that death cases are not the same as personal injury cases. Wrongful death is controlled by specific Georgia statutes, and many important aspects of Georgia wrongful death law differ significantly from personal injury law.