LaGrange Personal Injury Lawyers
Georgia personal injury laws address legal matters related to the negligent injury or wrongful death of another person. If you or someone you love suffers from injuries caused by careless or reckless actions, the experienced LaGrange personal injury lawyers at Kam, Ebersbach & Lewis, P.C. can help you pursue your legal rights under these laws.
The law is complex. However, if you choose to hire our firm, we will investigate your accident and determine where your legal options lie in the recovery of medical bills, lost work wages, and mental anguish. Our team will never treat you like a number and will spend the time necessary to learn everything we can about your accident and the parties that caused them.
Get a Free Consultation by calling (770) 251-7100 or sending us a direct message online to learn more about your legal options. There is no cost or obligation during this call, and if you hire us, we don’t get paid until you win your case.
Georgia Personal Injury Victims Deserve Justice
Most personal injuries are more than “just accidents,” meaning that at-fault parties contributed. Regardless, those who cause an accident can be held liable in civil court if their actions directly cause someone else to get hurt.
Kam, Ebersbach & Lewis, P.C. represents injury victims in LaGrange when facing:
- 18-wheeler accidents
- Car accidents
- Catastrophic injuries
- Motorcycle accidents
- Truck accidents
Someone is liable if they owed you a duty of care, failed to fulfill it, and caused proximate or direct injuries. Our LaGrange personal injury lawyers will investigate your accident and preserve evidence that speaks to the facts.
Comparative Negligence Rules Affect Your Settlement
Like all US states, Georgia follows a specific rule that assigns fault to parties according to the degree of negligence exhibited. This rule is also known as modified comparative negligence and is codified under OCGA § 51-12-33.
Under it, you bear the burden of proof when asserting your right to additional compensation. However, you must also prove that the at-fault party was at least 50 percent or more at fault to recover an award.
Insurers know this rule, and policyholders could lessen liability by insisting that you caused the accident. The LaGrange personal injury lawyers at Kam, Ebersbach & Lewis, P.C. ensure that they do not evade responsibility.
Kam, Ebersbach & Lewis, P.C. Fights for Your Compensation
The objective of negotiating a personal injury claim or going to court is to receive a settlement equivalent to your losses. Accomplishing this goal requires legal knowledge, experience, and resources.
Our LaGrange personal injury lawyers have helped victims recover millions to pay for:
- Current and future medical costs
- Lost work wages and benefits
- Future lost earning capacity
- Physical pain and suffering
- Other recoverable awards
We investigate your accident thoroughly while preserving evidence as discovered. If insurers still refuse to face the facts, Kam, Ebersbach & Lewis, P.C. will take them to a civil trial on your behalf.
Impending Deadlines Apply to Your Case
Under OCGA § 9-3-33, the filing deadline for most civil claims in Georgia is two years from the date of your injury. There are exceptions to this rule in specific circumstances. Ensure you get in touch with our firm to avoid missing your chance.
Our LaGrange Personal Injury Lawyers Can Get You Answers
Reaching out for legal help is the first step toward getting what you need from negligent parties. Call Kam, Ebersbach & Lewis, P.C. for a Free Consultation at (770) 251-7100 or online.