Serving Catastrophic Injury Victims in Macon

Compensation

Catastrophic injury claims vary in nature from other injury claims due to the immense damages and ongoing losses associated with these types of injuries. In Georgia, there are no legal monetary caps on damages for personal injury claims.

Aside from medical bills that the injured person has already incurred at the time of the claim, there will likely be future medical expenses as a result of the accident, which could continue throughout the victim’s life. Additionally, damages will often include lessened or lost earning capacity, which can be calculated based on how much longer the injured victim would have worked had their accident not occurred.

The serious nature of any catastrophic injury can involve technical and complicated damage calculations. A Montlick lawyer can calculate those amounts, often using experts who specialize in these calculations so you get the most money possible. Our attorneys at Montlick understand the immense severity of catastrophic injuries and what actions are required in order to prove the value of our clients’ claims.

Avoid a Costly Mistake

The costs that come after a catastrophic accident can be huge. That’s why it’s important to remember that insurance companies (even your own) have a lot of money at stake after your accident—and because their ultimate purpose is profit, they will use all their power to avoid paying you as much as possible, minimizing or even denying your claim altogether.

Trying to take on these companies alone can cost you a lot of money in the long run. Our attorneys are experienced at dealing with the insurance companies and know the often unfair and confusing tactics they use to try and lessen the money you get—and we know how to fight for you. We make sure you get as much money as possible from your claim.

Remember, the insurance company’s priority is profit. Our priority is YOU.