Automobile Accidents

Common auto accident injuries include head, brain, joint, bone, and muscle injuries, and severe soft tissue injury (sometimes called "whiplash"). Smaller-scale auto accidents are quickly settled or handled through both drivers' insurance companies. However, when an auto accident results in personal injury, it could lead to a lawsuit.

Most auto accidents are "fender benders". Other times, they result in severe injury, disability and even death. Victims of auto accidents can experience pain and suffering, medical expenses, property damage, lost wages, emotional distress, and can even have hidden injuries, such as osteoarthritis or damaged muscles. All of these injuries may require compensation.

Most auto accident personal injury victims are not fully compensated for the damages they are entitled to. Insurance companies often act in "bad faith" and deny compensation.

If you have been injured in an auto accident, your case may be complex and require lots of paperwork, contact with insurance companies and high medical bills. Speak to a Georgia personal injury lawyer at Finch McCranie, LLP to learn about your rights. Georgia personal injury lawyers can ensure proper medical care for your injuries and document your injuries so you can receive the compensation you deserve.

If you or someone you know has been involved in a serious accident in Georgia, Finch McCranie, LLP may be able to help you. For your convenience Finch McCranie, LLP offers you a Free Case Review. For inmediate assistance, please contact us at Toll Free 1-800-228-9159 or fill out our Free Case Review Form. Remember that for over 30 years Finch McCranie, LLP has succesfully helped hundreds of people to solve their legal problems: "Our commitment is to the victims, their families and their future..."

Recent Results

1. The firm represented the widow of a 32 year-old husband and father who was killed by a DUI driver in Paulding County, Georgia. Our investigation located evidence which disproved the defendants' contentions that the victim was also at fault and that the other driver's employer should not be liable. Consequently, the defendants' insurance company paid the entire $2 million policy limits to resolve this case. Each of the children now has a substantial college fund, and the family's financial situation is secure.