Kennesaw Personal Injury Lawyer

First and foremost, successful personal injury claims require the other party to be at fault, and for that fault to be properly documented.

For example, if you were involved in a car accident where a careless driver hit your motor vehicle, a police report documenting the details of the accident and which driver was ticketed is essential to the outcome of your personal injury case. 

Additionally, medical records and documentation of your injuries from an accident doctor are crucial to proving you were actually hurt in the incident and to what extent.

This is the type of documentation that an insurance company needs to see. 

Your final settlement should include compensation for property damage, medical bills, medical treatments, pain and suffering, loss of quality of life, and lost wages. 

So, if you have been injured in an accident and substantial expenses were incurred, make sure the scene has been properly documented, the at-fault party is held responsible, and you see a doctor immediately to evaluate and document your injuries. 

One of the best benefits of working with an attorney at The Brown Firm is that you are never expected to pay any money upfront.

This may be different from other legal professionals such as trial lawyers. 

Most lawyers charge a fortune for legal representation with injury cases, and your case could end up costing you money in the end.

However, at our law office, we never charge our clients a penny until we win your case and get your deserved settlement.

Any medical treatments you require before you receive your settlement money will also be covered by us. We know that an accident causes enough financial stress, without having to worry about being able to afford a quality attorney. 

Plus, we are so confident that you will win your case and get the money you deserve, that we do not even worry about collecting money for our legal services upfront!

After you receive your settlement, a small percentage will be deducted to pay for your lawyer's hard work and success at getting you the compensation you deserve.

The Brown Firm is a dedicated law group in helping personal injury victims hurt in a variety of personal injury accidents and practice areas.

We help our clients navigate their cases including how to deal with an insurance company if needed. 

Each type of accident is unique and our lawyers want to help as many people as possible. 

We want to be the law firm that the people throughout Georgia depend on to help them through injury cases. 

 Our law group represents a variety of cases in different practice areas including:

1. Auto Accidents
2. Traumatic Brain Injuries
3. Whiplash Injuries
4. Spinal Cord Injuries
5. Motorcycle Accidents
6. Truck Accidents
7. Medical Malpractice
8. Wrongful Death 
9. Slip and Fall Injuries
10. Nursing Home Negligence

Personal injury law in Atlanta, GA were purposefully created to protect victims of negligence and reckless actions.

The legal system wants to assist those hurt and help them in getting the financial compensation they need to recover. 

That may be obvious, however, most individuals do not realize that personal injury law cases in the state of Georgia have a two-year statute of limitations for filing a lawsuit and seeking compensation.  

Our personal injury attorneys understand the ins and outs of the legal system, how to negotiate with an insurance company and have over three decades of combined legal and medical experience.

Many insurance companies don't want to fully compensate people for what they are owed with personal injury cases. The Brown Firm will work tirelessly on your behalf to ensure that insurance companies fully compensate you. 

Make the smart choice, and let The Brown Firm represent you if you were a victim of negligence. With our legal advice, we can help you file your claim and help you receive the money you need before it is too late. Don't delay and schedule your free case evaluation today. 

Insurance companies will immediately begin calling persons involved in the accident to gather recorded statements.

We advise our clients to not give recorded statements to the other insurance companies based on the fact that so many of these organizations will use these comments to directly influence the level of compensation awarded for injuries sustained.

You should not be surprised by the fact that insurance companies typically do whatever they can to avoid paying out the appropriate amount of funds to individuals that are injured and entitled to payment.

Insurers can use all types of tactics to minimize claims they are responsible for. When you attempt to file a claim for the injuries you have sustained, the settlement offer you will probably be given might be low.

Sadly, insurance companies use this tactic because it is a way to influence people and some victims end up taking the offer without ever knowing their full legal rights. Personal injury attorneys know how the insurance claim process works, they know what evidence to gather, and they know how to calculate and present a claim for damages.

Without expert legal consule on your side it can be difficult to navigate how to handle insurance companies.

What you receive in your settlement will ultimately be dependent on the circumstances of your accident and the extent of your injuries, property damages, and overall expenses.

The amount of compensation awarded to you in a settlement can range from thousands to even millions of dollars. Your Kennesaw Personal Injury Attorney will most likely include the following types of expenses in your settlement offer: 

1. Out-of-Pocket Expenses: These expenses include anything that was incurred as a direct result of the accident. For example, automobile accidents in which your car was totaled, you would need a rental car, taxi service, or to borrow a car. Additional fees include parking fees at hospitals and gasoline for trips to and from doctor visits. This category can include any expenses that you would have never incurred if the accident had not happened.
2. Medical Expenses: No matter the severity of your accident or resulting injuries, you are owed compensation claims for your medical treatments and pain and suffering. Your attorney will demand reimbursement for your medical treatments, prescriptions, and other medical bills. 
3. Lost Income: This may include all wages that you lost for having to miss work as a direct result of your accident. This may also include the future if you are unable to return to work due to your personal injury accident. Typically a letter from your employer stating your regular pay rate and hours that you lost, or will lose, is required to receive compensation.
4. Depending on the type of accident you could also be compensated for property damage, pain and suffering, loss of consortium, and others.