What Does It Mean to Preserve Your Injury Claim?

Preserving your claim involves gathering and protecting important evidence after your accident to help you build a strong Georgia personal injury claim. You will need to prove the other party's negligence in causing your accident and resulting injuries, which is much easier with solid evidence on your side.

Accidents usually happen so quickly that it can be difficult to know for sure exactly what happened right away. Sometimes the physical evidence and statements from witnesses make the pieces of the puzzle come together.

An accident scene can help tell the true story of what happened, but it can only do so if someone takes the time to investigate the scene and take note of evidence. The opposing party's insurance company will be trying to downplay your injuries and attempting to prove that you were negligent in the accident. That's why it is so crucial for you to have evidence that proves without a doubt the liability of the other party,

Do I need an attorney for my child’s injury case?

There are layers upon layers of elements to address in a child's personal injury claim in Georgia, which can easily overwhelm a parent who is trying to tackle it on her own. In the wake of your child’s injury, it is advisable to seek counsel from an attorney to avoid mental overload and excess burden.

And fortunately, many injury firms – the Law Office of Jason Schultz included – work on a contingency basis, meaning the firm will not charge you until you receive a fair financial settlement. For a free consult with a personal injury attorney, serving communities around Atlanta, Peachtree, Marietta, Fayetteville, College Park, Senoia, and all throughout Georgia, contact The Law Office of Jason Schultz today at 404-474-0804.

Jason R. Schultz
Jason R. Schultz
Helping Georgia area residents with car accident, medical malpractice, and personal injury claims since 1991.