Frequently Asked Questions

When you are the victim of another person’s carelessness, that individual may owe you money. In other words, when you are involved in an accident caused by someone else, you are entitled to a financial recovery.

However, these damages are typically owed by big insurance companies with deep pockets.  This is why we all pay insurance premiums! Unfortunately, these companies hate to pay what they owe, and they hire lawyers and adjusters to try to avoid paying you. That’s where we come in.  These insurance companies know we mean business at Morris Law, and they typically settle with us quickly.

And in Georgia, when you have been injured in a car wreck, you may be entitled to a financial recovery even if you or your loved one were partially at fault. We offer free consultations, and we will determine what recovery is available to you or your loved ones.

In Georgia, money damages encompass lost wages, medical bills, pain and suffering, and even loss of consortium to cover the losses incurred by a spouse. You are entitled by law to recover for these losses.

Insurance companies will often ask for reimbursement for money they paid towards recovery after the accident. Just as often, these insurance companies are not entitled to this reimbursement. We do not allow insurance companies to bully our clients out of what is rightfully theirs.

Depending on the nature of your case, you may have a very limited window of opportunity to file a suit. For example, you may have as little as six months to take action on your case.

While the typical personal injury case has a two (2) year statute of limitation, other cases vary greatly in timing. Also, witnesses and evidence may become more difficult to track down as time goes by.

Accordingly, it is very important not to delay. If you or a loved one has been injured, call our office right away so that we can evaluate your case and make sure you don’t miss your opportunity for a recovery.