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In cases involving personal injuries and accidents, determining what your claim is worth is more than just adding up medical bills and damages to property. It is important to take into consideration the impact your injury could have on your life in the future: physically, emotionally, and financially. When determining what your injury claim may be worth, it is important to consider factors like chronic conditions (which could result in periodic relapses and require ongoing treatment), impacts on your ability to participate in activities, potential for permanent scarring or disfigurement, and lasting disabilities affecting your earning potential. To get an accurate estimate, contact our experienced Georgia personal injury attorneys for a free case review.

No. In the aftermath of an accident, injured victims often believe the insurance company will help them get the compensation they deserve. Unfortunately, the insurer operates a business, and their bottom line is making money. Offers to settle your claim may be far less than what your case is actually worth. Avoid signing an insurance release accepting a settlement before conducting your own investigation into repair/replacement costs, speaking with your doctor about your prognosis and future treatments, keeping a written record of all bills and correspondence, and consulting with a legal professional. You have one chance to get the compensation you need—it pays to have our attorneys negotiate on your behalf.

In the aftermath of an accidental injury, medical bills can come flooding in. Depending on the circumstances of your accident, you may be entitled to compensation. To manage these costs while waiting for your case to settle, you can elect to have your bills paid through your private health insurance; you are still free to receive compensation for these costs through your claim. Alternatively, our attorneys can file a letter of protection on your behalf with your medical providers. This letter lets them know you are involved in a lawsuit and assures creditors that they will be paid through the proceeds of your suit or claim.

No. In approximately 95 percent of personal injury cases, the injured party receives a settlement without ever having to step foot in a courtroom. A major reason insurance companies are willing to settle is that court proceedings increase costs, such as court fees and legal expenses. Any money saved by offering you less than what your claim is worth is cancelled out by these costs. Additionally, if the case goes to trial, a judge or jury will set the amount, eliminating control over the outcome for the insurer or at-fault party.

Building a solid car accident lawsuit begins in the moments immediately after the car crash. A car accident can be a terrifying experience, and the days and weeks following can be confusing. While the crash happens in seconds, your injuries can take months or years to heal. To minimize confusion, speed up the process, and get proper compensation for your pain and suffering, contact the car accident attorneys at John B. Jackson. The John B. Jackson Law Firm has car accident lawyers in 3 different locations to serve you.

Suffering an injury on the job can affect your ability to continue working, necessitating a workers' compensation claim. That accident can also be career-ending or life-threatening. No matter how severely you were injured, contact The Law Office of John B. Jackson for the information you need on the process of filing a workers' compensation claim. We want to work on your case from the very beginning to ensure we take the best possible care of you.