If you have been seriously injured or a loved one was killed because of someone else’s negligence, intentional misconduct, or reckless behavior, you deserve a compassionate and determined personal injury attorney to protect your legal rights. At SMITH LAW, our team works tirelessly to protect Georgians who have suffered a traumatic injury or loss through no fault of their own.
When you work with the Georgia personal injury lawyers at SMITH LAW, we will handle all aspects of your legal claim, including related insurance issues. Let us help with your financial situation while you focus on your physical and emotional recovery. Our personal injury team accepts cases dealing with:
A SMITH LAW personal injury attorney may help you receive compensation from the party at fault for your injury or your loved one’s death. Depending on your circumstances, we may be able to recover:
When you entrust your case with our experienced Georgia personal injury lawyers, you can rest assured that we will work hard to protect your rights, advocate on your behalf, and reach the best resolution for your case. SMITH LAW is located in Gwinnett County, but serves injured Georgians in the Atlanta area and throughout the state of Georgia. Please contact us at (678) 889-5191. or click the button below to schedule a free case consultation today.
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The Georgia premises liability attorneys at SMITH LAW have successfully represented individuals who have been seriously injured or killed as the proximate result of a landlord’s failure to keep its premises safe. When property owners, landlords…
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The Georgia amputation attorneys at SMITH LAW represent employees who have suffered amputations and other severe workplace injuries due to the negligence of third parties (i.e., someone other than an employee’s employer). Third parties who coul…
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The Georgia Wrongful Death Act was first enacted in 1850. The purpose of the Georgia Wrongful Death Act was to “strike at the evil of the negligent destruction of human life, by imposing liability upon those who are responsible either directly [] o…
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Care of the aged and persons with intellectual disabilities is a matter of great public concern. These vulnerable groups are more susceptible to abuse and neglect. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (“CDC”), elder abuse a…
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Trucks are the most dangerous vehicles on the road. Trucks can’t maneuver as easily as cars and other passenger vehicles; trucks have several blind spots (or No Zones); trucks take longer to stop than passenger vehicles; etc. Moreover, injuries fro…
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In a split second, your entire life can change. Although you may be a safe and attentive driver, car accidents can happen in many ways that you simply can’t anticipate. According to the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT), there were a tota…
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Accidents can happen anywhere, including property owned or managed by another person or entity. If you have been injured on property owned or controlled by another person or entity (e.g., a shopping center, an apartment complex, a hotel, a grocery st…
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Every year hundreds of thousands of people rely on the Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA) for transportation around metro-Atlanta. Unfortunately, people have been physically assaulted on MARTA buses and trains, and at MARTA stations…
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