Personal Injury Lawyers in Lawrenceville, GA
For Car Accidents, Medical Malpractice, Defective Products & More
No matter the details of your injury claim, you can come to The Kalka Law Group for highly experienced legal counsel and genuine moral support. With more than 30 years of total legal experience, we have been standing up for the wrongfully injured throughout Georgia and procuring millions of dollars in compensation for our clients.
Convenient Office in Lawrenceville
For your convenience, we have an office located in the heart of Lawrenceville. We would be happy to set up an appointment to discuss your case with you at no charge to you. We can also travel to you if that is easier due to your injuries or recovery process.
Our office is located at:
148 S. Clayton St., Suite A
Lawrenceville, GA 30046
(770) 637-3738
We Handle It All So You Don't Have To
Our legal team can conduct investigations, review evidence, collect statements and testimonies, negotiate for a fair settlement with insurance companies, or prepare for litigation so that you can focus on recovering. In other words, we do it all while you take care of yourself and your family.
Talk with a lawyer who is dedicated to helping you. Just call (770) 637-3738!
How much is my injury claim worth?
It is impossible to determine an exact, accurate number regarding how much you will receive for your personal injury claim. There are many factors that go into deciding what amount of compensation you deserve for your injuries.
Some of these factors include:
- The severity of your injury
- Loss of income
- Loss of consortium/companionship
- The extent and length of your treatment
- Doctors' records
- Gas mileage to and from appointments
- And more
Many of these have no set monetary value and are not officially determined until you negotiate with the insurance company, or until a judge's sentence in court. Nevertheless, an experienced personal injury lawyer could still help you get a general idea of what you deserve to receive in a settlement.
What is Considered a "personal injury"?
Personal injuries occur when someone is injured in an accident. If an injury victim is not responsible for causing the accident in any way, their injuries are called "personal injuries" and should be covered by their insurance and the insurance of the responsible party.
When either insurance company refuses to offer rightful coverage, a personal injury claim could be filed and an adequate settlement could be negotiated between the parties or fought for in court.
Will I have to go to court for my personal injury claim?
Not necessarily. It may be possible for you to negotiate a fair settlement with the insurance company with the representation and guidance of an injury attorney. This is not always possible, however, in which case your claim will require litigation. It is very important to have an attorney by your side whether you go to court or not, so contact a lawyer right away.
Why do I need a personal injury attorney?
Whether you are negotiating with your insurance for a fair settlement or are fighting for one in court, legal representation is not required. Attempting to do so alone, however, is one of the worst decisions you could make.
Only a personal injury lawyer has the detailed knowledge and extensive experience necessary to argue your case in a persuasive manner with the potential to win the highest possible recovery of your damages. Trying to represent yourself is very likely to end in an inadequate amount of compensation, so don't take chances.
Handling All Types of Injury Claims in Georgia
Our team of attorneys are continually refining their legal abilities and growing their knowledge base for all things related to personal injury claims and relevant laws in Georgia. As such, we can take on essentially any personal injury claim.
Call us at (770) 637-3738 if you need help with the following and more:
- Car accidents
- Bus accidents
- Motorcycle accidents
- Pedestrian accidents
- Trucking accidents
- Wrongful death
How to File a Personal Injury Claim in Georgia
The first thing you should know about filing a personal injury claim in the state of Georgia is that it’s important to act quickly. In most cases, you only have two years from the date of the accident/injury (or the date you became aware of the injury) to bring a claim. After this statute of limitations has passed, you will not be able to file a claim.
Secondly, the process itself can be complex. You will need to gather various documents and submit them through the proper channels. You may also need to present evidence that someone else was, in fact, responsible for your injuries and that these injuries led to specific, measurable damages.
When Are You Entitled to Attorney's Fees in GA?
In Georgia, there is a statute that sets forth the guidelines for when a party to a lawsuit is entitled to have their attorney's fees paid for them. Statute O.C.G.A. §13-6-11 states that although attorneys fees are not generally awarded, in a specific case a jury may find that a party is entitled to an award of attorney's fees.
This is usually the case when an opposing party has acted in bad faith, has made the process unnecessarily difficult, or has caused needless expense. In a recent case handed down by the Supreme Court of Georgia, the Court reminded the state that the ability to award attorney's fees is for the jury and not the judge.
Why You Need The Kalka Law Group
At The Kalka Law Group, we assist clients with every aspect of personal injury claims, including:
- Ensuring that they receive proper medical treatment and care
- Gathering and submitting necessary evidence, documents, medical bills, etc.
- Meeting applicable claim filing deadlines
- Negotiating with adjusters from the liable insurance company
- Litigating on behalf of clients whenever necessary
At The Kalka Law Group, we employ a client-focused, results-driven approach. We understand that every case is different, which is why we provide personalized legal counsel and hands-on representation for each and every client. Our Lawrenceville personal injury lawyers can answer your questions, address your concerns, and work to achieve a resolution tailored to your specific situation.
Get Your Free Consultation with The Kalka Law Group
We offer our services on a contingency fee basis, meaning we never require payment for our legal services unless we win your case for you. You have nothing to lose because our initial case evaluations are FREE!
