Macon Car Accident Lawyer near me

A car accident can leave you with serious injuries and endless grief. No matter how careful you are on the road, one bad decision by another driver could be all it takes to change your life forever. In such difficult moments, you would expect insurance companies to be on your side when nursing your injuries or grieving a loved one killed in an accident. But that's not usually the case; they only care about making profits and minimizing payouts to accident victims. The same applies to their claims adjusters; they always protect their employers' interests. When you find yourself in such a situation, you are not alone. At Morgan and Morgan, we have extensive experience fighting for the rights of individuals injured in car accidents in Macon and all over Georgia. We might be able to represent you at the negotiating table and even in court if you have a valid claim. Contact us today to learn more.

FAQ

Is Hiring a Car Accident Lawyer Always Necessary?

Minor accidents don't usually need a lawyer mostly because insurance carriers will likely settle without much resistance. However, when serious injuries are involved, or someone loses their loved one in an accident, insurance companies often try to settle for the lowest amount possible or even deny claims altogether. In such a situation, hiring a lawyer should be a priority.

What Information Will the Lawyer Need About the Accident?

Your lawyer will need to review anything relevant to the case. Evidence such as photos and videos of the accident scene, the contact information of witnesses, police reports, medical records, and the details of the other driver can help substantiate your claim.

What if I Do Not Have Evidence To Support My Case?

That explains why it is important that you hire a powerful law firm like Morgan and Morgan to represent you. We have access to powerful legal resources to build strong evidence to support your case. On the contrary, a law firm or attorney without access to such resources may not be able to build a strong case for you, and that could end up jeopardizing the compensation you may be entitled to.

What if the Accident Happened a Long Time Ago?

The statute of limitations for filing a car accident lawsuit in Georgia is two years from the date of the accident. So if you were injured or lost a loved one within this time frame, you can still seek compensation. However, even if the accident occurred outside this deadline, you should still contact a lawyer to explore your options.

Who Can I Sue After a Car Accident?

Georgia is a fault-based state which means you can sue just about anyone responsible for the accident. This could be the other driver, a government agency, a negligent employer, a car part manufacturer, or anyone else you believe (and can prove) is responsible.

America's Largest Injury Firm Is Ready To Help

Our job is to make sure that you not only get compensated for your injuries and losses but also settle for the highest amount possible based on the specifics of your case. Any other law firm will settle for anything to close the case and move on to the next. Not with Morgan and Morgan. Our attorneys are always ready to go to court if that's what it takes to force the other party to do the right thing. Fill out this form today to get started.