If you have been injured in an accident, you may be entitled to recover from the person or company that caused your injuries. Every person has the duty to conduct themselves in such a manner as to avoid causing injury to others by exercising “due care”. The failure to exercise dues care is called “negligence” and if someone else’s negligence causes an injury to you, that person is responsible to make restitution to you in money damages in an amount that makes you whole.

The definition of “due care” and what constitutes a failure to use due care in any given situation, though, will vary and it can be very difficult to prove to a jury of your peers whether the individual who injured you failed to exercise due care.

The attorneys of Kam, Ebersbach, & Lewis, P.C. have tried dozens of personal injury cases in Coweta courts and elsewhere in Georgia and have returned multi-million dollar jury verdicts for several of their clients. Your ability to recover will depend on the unique factual circumstances of your case but it is important that you contact an attorney as quickly as possible after your accident because if you wait too long to file a lawsuit, you may not be permitted to file a lawsuit at all. We cannot guarantee you that you will recover in your case, but we can guarantee that we will do everything legally and ethically permissible to ensure that every avenue of recovery has been exhausted and that you are not railroaded by an insurance company.

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