Monroe Personal Injury Lawyer

In Georgia, you have two years from the date of your injuries to file a personal injury claim. When the statute of limitations has expired, you can no longer seek compensation in court, barring extreme circumstances. While two years may sound like a long time, we recommend contacting our attorneys as soon as possible to begin your case. Personal injury cases take time, and the sooner you get our lawyers involved, the faster you can recover the compensation that is rightfully yours.

After getting into an accident, it is essential to seek medical attention. When you’re injured, your body sends out a rush of adrenaline that can mask pain signals. It’s very likely that you will feel injured a few hours or even a few days after your accident. Seeking medical attention immediately allows you to identify any injuries that require medical treatment. Plus, getting medical attention creates a paper trail of your injuries that you can use as evidence in your personal injury claim.

Having a pre-existing medical condition does not disqualify you from filing a personal injury claim. Even if you already have medical issues, the negligent party can be held accountable for causing your condition to flare up or get worse. Your damages may be reduced to compensate for your pre-existing condition. Cases that involve previous medical issues can be complex, so we recommend working with our team if you have a pre-existing medical condition.