$3,002,633.00 - Malicious Prosecution Record jury verdict for 7th grade plaintiff injured at movie theater.

$2,375,000.00 - Automobile Negligence - Jury verdict for plaintiff in disputed liability vehicle accident.

$1,250,000.00 - Truck Negligence Jury verdict for plaintiff with broken hip and $31,000 in medical bills; verdict was more than 10 times the insurance company's last offer.

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Georgia Car Accident Lawyers

Most of us don’t perceive everyday car travel as a threat -- it’s just the way you get where you’re going. But in fact, statistics from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention show that motor vehicle crashes are the leading accidental killer of Americans, and the leading cause of death overall for Americans ages two to 34. In 2006, more than 42,000 people were killed in automobile accidents, according to a study by the U.S. Department of Transportation. The same study showed that more than 2.57 million were injured, at a cost of more than $200 billion. When auto accident victims survive, they may come away with life-changing injuries like brain damage, spinal injuries, serious burns and multiple fractures. Even a minor accident can cause serious neck or head injuries, significant repair bills and insurance headaches. If somebody else caused your injuries with negligence, inattention or illegal behavior on the road, Georgia law gives you the legal right to recover compensation.

Atlanta Insurance Bad Faith Lawyers

After an accident, many people rely on insurance adjustors to investigate what happened and offer a fair financial settlement. But adjustors work for an insurance company, not for you, and their job is to keep financial costs low. Sometimes, these adjustors will offer you too little money to cover all of your costs. If negotiating in good faith with the adjustors doesn’t work, you may need to file a Georgia car accident lawsuit in order to secure all the compensation you need to cover your costs. Occasionally, insurers will find excuses not to cover you at all, even when your insurance plan should cover the accident. When an insurer refuses to honor a legitimate claim, it’s called insurance bad faith, and it’s illegal. Victims of insurance bad faith have the right to sue their insurance companies, to recover the compensation they deserve and expose the insurers’ illegal behavior.

Win Compensation for All of Your Injuries in a Georgia Car Crash Lawsuit

Auto accident injuries are often more than physical. You may be facing financial injuries including sky-high medical bills, repair or replacement costs for your vehicle and wages you lost because you couldn’t work. Those who lost a loved one or sustained a disabling injury have sustained a staggering emotional loss as well as the unplanned loss of an income. If you or someone you love sustained these sorts of serious injuries in a car accident caused by someone else’s carelessness, you should consider filing a Georgia car accident lawsuit, with the help of the experienced attorneys at Allen L. Broughton, P.C. Our Georgia auto accident lawyers were trained at one of the state’s top insurance defense law firms; we know how insurance companies think and make decisions. We promise to use that knowledge to prove the full extent of your injuries and get you all of the compensation you deserve.

If you’re considering a Georgia car crash lawsuit, you should move fast to protect your access to the courts. Georgia state law gives you just two years from the date of the accident to file, and time may erase important evidence. To discuss your case with an experienced Atlanta car crash lawyer, call Allen L. Broughton, P.C. as soon as possible for a free auto accident consultation.