Sandy Springs, GA Personal Injury Case Types
Car Accidents
Motor vehicle collisions involving cars are a frequent cause of emergency room visits. Among the most common types of car accident injuries are whiplash, soft-tissue injury, cuts, broken bones, and traumatic brain injuries. Georgia is a fault state, which means that the at-fault party’s insurance company is responsible for damages to injured parties. Our Sandy Springs Car Accident Lawyers can review your case.
View Car AccidentsTruck Accidents
Large commercial vehicles can weigh from 30,000 to 80,000 lbs. depending on whether they are pulling a loaded trailer. Because of this, they present a unique danger to other vehicles on the roadway. Professional truck drivers are subject to enhanced regulations that can affect the outcome of a case.
View Truck AccidentsMotorcycle Accidents
There are many motorcycles in operation around Sandy Springs, which means that motorcycle crashes are also common. Motorcycles are capable of traveling at extremely high speeds, but they are not as visible to drivers as cars and trucks. Additionally, they offer no protection to the rider, which means that motorcycle crashes often result in serious injuries.
View Motorcycle AccidentsBicycle Accidents
Like motorcycles, bicycles have a much smaller profile than other vehicles, making them more difficult for drivers to see. In addition to bicycle vs. moving vehicle collisions, our Sandy Springs, Georgia law firm also represents the victims of “dooring” accidents.
View Bicycle AccidentsPedestrian Accidents
These include individuals walking, skateboarding, riding on scooters, etc. Pedestrians involved in motor vehicle accidents have the right to fair compensation from the at-fault party.
View Pedestrian AccidentsSlip and Fall
The owners and operators of a premises that is accessible to the public have the responsibility of ensuring that the property is safe. Because slips, trips, and falls are by far the most common types of premises liability cases, personal injury lawyers often refer to them as “slip and fall cases.”
View Slip and FallDog Bite
Pet owners are expected to keep their dogs on a leash and on their property. If you have been attacked or bitten by a dog, then a personal injury attorney will help you seek damages from the owner.
View Dog BiteProduct Liability
If you have been injured by a defective product while using it the way it was intended, then you can sue the manufacturer for the product malfunction or defect that led to your injuries.
View Product LiabilityPersonal Injury FAQ
These are some of the most frequently asked questions about personal injury law. To have specific answers to your questions, call The Pendergrass Law Firm and speak to a Sandy Springs personal injury lawyer today.
Can I Represent Myself In My Personal Injury Case? It’s Obvious The Other Party Is At Fault.
Your case may seem straightforward, but that may not be how the lawyers at the insurance company see your case. And they may try to take advantage of you because they know it’s unlikely someone without a law degree will know all the laws applicable to them. Don’t risk getting less than you deserve. Call us instead.
How Can I Afford A Sandy Springs Personal Injury Lawyer?
At a time when you see mounting costs from your medical care and you may not be able to earn a paycheck because of the injuries you’ve suffered, the last thing you need is another bill. At The Pendergrass Law Firm, our Sandy Springs personal injury lawyers will represent you on a contingency basis. That means we only get paid upon the successful outcome of your legal case. We offer free consultations without commitment, so call today.
How Much Time Do I Have To File A Claim In Georgia?
The statute of limitations for filing a claim is two years from the date of the accident. In wrongful death actions, it’s two years from the date of death.