Personal Injury
We help victims recover from their losses.
The personal injury attorneys at Lindsay & Rawls, LLC successfully help injured clients recover just compensation for losses resulting from auto accidents, medical malpractice, unsafe products, dangerous drugs, slips and falls.
experienced auto accident attorneys in georgia
Auto accidents have the potential to negatively impact your job, your family, your health and your quality of life. Even an apparently minor traffic accident may result in serious injuries. If you have been hurt because someone was negligent, you are entitled to compensation for your injuries, including pain and suffering, past and future medical bills, and lost income. Lindsay & Rawls, LLC has vast experience successfully representing clients injured in auto accidents throughout Walker County
If you have been injured in a car, motorcycle, truck, ATV, boat or pedestrian-related accident, we can help.
most common causes of car accidents in georgia
There are many different ways in which an auto accident can occur. The most common causes of an accident include:
- Distracted driving
- Speeding
- Drunk driving
- Reckless driving
- Weather conditions
- Design defects
Our experienced attorneys have the necessary skills to advocate for you after an auto accident.
capable assistance from qualified experts
Our attorneys consult with knowledgeable and respected experts to assist with case preparation. Trauma doctors, chiropractors, forensics engineers, mechanics, and collision reconstruction analysts lend their expertise to help our attorneys obtain the best possible settlements. At trial, these professional experts help by educating jurors about the specifics of the accident, what caused it and the injuries that resulted.
time is of the essence
It is important to speak to an attorney immediately following a traffic accident to ensure the preservation of crucial evidence and witness recollection. In addition, Georgia law places time limits on filing an automobile accident claim. We are committed to the timely investigation of your claim.
georgia law firm helps those hurt while on the property of another
Georgia law imposes upon businesses an obligation to protect the public from unsafe conditions on the business’s premises. If a business fails to exercise the legally required duty of care and you are injured as a result, you may be entitled to compensation for your injuries. At Lindsay & Rawls, LLC, our attorneys employ a practical, professional approach to help our clients seek full and fair compensation for their past and future medical bills, lost income, emotional distress, and pain and suffering.
legal duty of care
In order for a business to be found responsible for your accident, evidence must be shown to prove that a dangerous condition on the business premises caused your injury and that at least one of the following is true:
- The owner or an employee caused the dangerous condition on the premises.
- The owner or an employee knew about the dangerous condition on the premises and did nothing about it.
- The owner or an employee should have known about the dangerous condition on the premises as would be expected of a reasonable person.
Depending on state law, a property owner or manager may owe a different standard of care to different classes of visitors such as business visitors or social guests. We help you understand your chances of recovery based on the specific facts of your case.
knowledgeable consultants
Our attorneys consult with knowledgeable and respected experts while preparing your case. With the assistance of physicians, chiropractors and forensics engineers, our attorneys can pursue the best possible settlements. At trial, these experts are available to deliver clear, professional testimony so the jurors can understand the cause of the accident and the extent of your injuries.
timely filing of your claim
By immediately consulting an attorney, you can help ensure the collection of valuable evidence. The lawyers at Lindsay & Rawls, LLC thoroughly investigate every case and often visit the premises where the accident occurred to gather crucial evidence, photograph the accident scene and interview witnesses. With significant delay, you could forfeit your right to file a claim by missing the deadline set by Georgia law.