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The value of your case depends on injury severity, medical bills, and the impact on your work and life. Our contingency fee approach means you owe us only if we win your case. Contact us for a detailed consultation.

A statute of limitations is a legal timeframe for initiating legal proceedings after an alleged offense.

In Georgia, this period varies by offense type, protecting defendants from old charges and prompting timely claims from plaintiffs.

Steps include:

• Consulting an Attorney: Essential for understanding your rights and building your case.
• Filing Initial Court Papers: Starting the case with a detailed petition.
• Discovery Process: Both parties gather supporting evidence.
• Pre-Trial Resolutions: Motions and settlement negotiations.
• Trial: Presentation of the case in court.
• Post-Judgment Actions: Execution and garnishment to collect the judgment.
• Appeals: If unsatisfied with the verdict, consider an appeal.

Proving fault can involve eyewitness testimony, physical evidence, and surveillance footage. An experienced attorney can effectively gather and present this evidence.

Filing a lawsuit involves:

• Selecting a competent lawyer.
• Building a case with evidence.
• Filing a complaint in court.
• Possibly going to trial for a verdict and compensation.

Compensation may include medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, property damage, and possibly punitive damages.

It’s a document outlining your injuries/damages due to someone else’s negligence, initiating the negotiation process for compensation.