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Two individuals at car accident scene, illustrating negligence in personal injury law.
  • By: Richard Hobbs, Esq.

In many personal injury cases, the injured individual typically relies on the legal principle of “negligence” to demonstrate the other party’s fault for the accident that caused their harm. But what exactly is negligence? In the blog post below, we will review what negligence is, how it works, and what it can mean for your case. What Exactly Is Negligence? Negligence is a legal term that refers to a person’s fault for causing harm or an accident in certain situations. This responsibility, or duty, can be associated with a job…Read More

Gavel and justice scales on desk symbolizing Georgia personal injury law basics.
  • By: Richard Hobbs, Esq.

Personal injury law is an area of law that establishes your rights when you have been injured by another person.  This type of law governs different situations that create grounds for your claim, who you can make a case against, what you need to prove to win your legal claim, and what financial damages you may be entitled to. Most Common Types of Personal Injury Cases Although a variety of situations can give rise to a viable personal injury claim, some situations result in these personal injury cases more frequently…Read More

Black dog wearing a collar interacts with person, relevant to Georgia dog bite laws.
  • By: Richard Hobbs, Esq.

Dogs, often considered man’s best friend, can be a wonderful addition to any family. However, it is important to remember that even the most gentle and kind dogs are still animals and can cause serious injuries and damage when they attack. To help you better understand your options if you are a victim of such an attack, the blog post below will provide you with an overview of the dog bite laws in Georgia and the legal options you may have. Dog Bite Laws in Georgia Georgia employs a modified…Read More

Gavel and scales highlighting Georgia personal injury case settlement timelines.
  • By: Richard Hobbs, Esq.

If you sustained harm in a personal injury accident in Georgia and pursued legal action, you may be wondering how long it will take for your legal case to resolve. Although most personal injury legal claims take anywhere from 6 to 18 months to finalize, numerous factors can impact these timelines. In the below blog post, we will review these factors, detail how they can affect your personal injury case, and explain how an experienced personal injury attorney can assist you with this process. The Parties Involved The length of…Read More

Injured client with arm cast seeking legal advice on claiming an injury via phone call.
  • By: Richard Hobbs, Esq.

If you or a loved one has been injured in an accident in Georgia, it is natural to have questions about your legal options, the types of compensation available, and the process for pursuing a claim. In this guide, we will walk you through some of the steps you need to take to make an injury claim and fight for the compensation you deserve. Get Medical Treatment If you have been involved in an accident, it is important to seek medical attention immediately. Even if you think that your injuries…Read More

Man holding his neck in pain, illustrating challenges in calculating pain and suffering damages.
  • By: Richard Hobbs, Esq.

Pain and suffering are types of damages that can be claimed in some personal injury cases. However, while economic damages like medical bills and lost income are easily quantifiable, pain and suffering are often much more challenging to work out. In the guide below, we will review some of the challenges associated with calculating pain and suffering damages and explain how an experienced personal injury attorney can help you fight for the financial compensation you may be entitled to. What Are Pain and Suffering Damages? There are two types of…Read More

Injured person with arm cast typing on a keyboard, highlighting damages in Georgia injury lawsuits.
  • By: Richard Hobbs, Esq.

If you have been involved in a personal injury accident in Georgia caused by someone else’s careless, reckless, or intentional behavior, you may be eligible for compensation for the harm and losses you have suffered. However, many people do not actually know what these damages entail and what they can expect to recover. That is why in the below guide, we will go over the types of damages that are available in a Georgia personal injury lawsuit. The Financial Damages You May Be Entitled To Following a Georgia Personal Injury…Read More

Analyzing brain MRI scans for calculating head injury claims in Georgia.
  • By: Richard Hobbs, Esq.

Suffering a head injury can be a traumatic experience, leading to unbearable pain, substantial medical bills, and a lifetime of treatments. That is why it is crucial for those affected by head injuries to understand the value of a head injury claim in Georgia and the legal options they have to go after the compensation and justice they deserve. Most Common Causes of Head Injuries The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention indicate that the following events commonly result in brain injuries and other types of head traumas: Motor vehicle…Read More

Attorney reviewing document, showcasing qualities of Georgia personal injury attorneys.
  • By: Richard Hobbs, Esq.

While finding a personal injury attorney in Georgia is a relatively straightforward process, ensuring the lawyer is a good fit for you and your case takes some effort. This means that rather than hiring the first Georgia personal injury attorney that shows up in your Google search results, take into account the following factors when searching for a Georgia personal injury attorney. Review the Attorney’s Legal Experience When you meet with a potential personal injury attorney for the first time, you want to get more details regarding their experience and…Read More

Lawyer reviewing demand letter on desk, highlighting its role in legal claim resolution.
  • By: Richard Hobbs, Esq.

When filing a legal claim in Georgia, demand letters play a critical role. If you have an issue or dispute that needs resolution, your attorney can send a demand letter, which will clearly outline the basis of your claim, the financial compensation or recovery that you seek, and other relevant details about your case. But what happens after your demand letter is sent? Depending on the situation, several outcomes could result. The Basics of a Demand Letter A demand letter is a professional document sent to the defendant or their…Read More

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