Marietta Rear-End Accident Lawyer

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$5 Million
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$4 Million
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$3.2 Million
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$2.7 Million
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Set Up a Free Consultation With a Top Marietta Rear-End Collision Attorney

At The Persons Firm, LLC, our Marietta rear-end accident attorney is standing by, ready to protect your rights and your interests. Rear-end crashes are the most common type of multi-car wreck. We know how to take on these cases. Injured victims need full and fair compensation after a crash. If you or your loved one was involved in a rear-end collision, we are here to help. It is our mission to provide personalized, reliable legal guidance to victims and their families. Contact us at our Marietta law office to set up your free consultation with a top-rated Georgia car accident attorney.

Rear-End Collisions are the Most Common Type of Multi-Vehicle Crash in Georgia

Rear-end collisions are relatively common. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) estimates that nearly half of multi-vehicle wrecks are rear-enders. For reference, that means that around 25 percent of all car accidents are rear-end collisions. Tailgating, distracted driving, and sudden speed changes create conditions where a driver cannot brake in time. Georgia traffic studies consistently place rear-end collisions at the top of multi-vehicle accident statistics. The pattern reflects driver behavior and roadway design. A driver who looks away for even a moment risks causing a high-force impact. A high-speed rear-end accident has the potential to cause devastating or even catastrophic injuries.

Many people assume rear-end crashes are minor, but the physics often produce significant harm. The neck, spine, and head absorb rapid acceleration forces. Soft tissue damage, herniated discs, and concussions occur even at low speeds. Higher-speed impacts can cause fractures, traumatic brain injuries (TBIs), and long-term chronic pain. These injuries disrupt work, mobility, and daily function. A rear-end collision can also create a chain reaction. It is imperative that injured victims get immediate medical care after being hurt in a rear-end crash.

Understanding Rear-End Accident Liability in Georgia

Georgia is a fault-based car accident state, including for rear-end collisions. Georgia law does not presume fault solely because an impact occurred from behind. Instead, the analysis focuses on negligence. A driver must operate their vehicle with ordinary care under the circumstances. Still, the majority of rear-end crashes in Marietta are the fault of the rear driver.

Following too closely, failing to maintain proper lookout, or driving while distracted can breach that duty. Rear-end liability often depends on reaction time and distance. Georgia drivers must leave enough space to stop safely based on traffic and weather. When a driver collides with a vehicle ahead, investigators examine whether reasonable care would have prevented the crash.

Note: Georgia is a modified comparative negligence state (O.C.G.A. § 51-12-33). Each party to a crash can be held legally responsible of his or her share of the blame. Victims may recover damages only if they were less than 50 percent at fault. Any share of fault assigned to the victim reduces the total recovery. Insurers use this statute to limit claims. They often argue that the victim stopped too suddenly, failed to maintain brake lights, or engaged in unsafe maneuvers. Even minimal allegations can shift negotiations. Victims must understand how fault percentages influence outcomes. A 20 percent fault finding cuts compensation by 20 percent. However, a greater than 50 percent finding bars recovery entirely. Our Marietta rear-end accident lawyer will protect you from an unfair finding of fault. We proactively and diligently investigate accidents.

What is the Statute of Limitations for a Rear-End Crash?

Rear-end accident claims are time-sensitive. Under Georgia law (O.C.G.A. § 9-3-33), there is generally a two-year statute of limitations for car accident injury cases, including those arising out of rear-end crashes. There are only very narrow exceptions. Missing the deadline often bars recovery. In other words, you could lose out on your right to bring a claim at all. Do not fall behind the insurance company in the claims process: Consult with a top Marietta rear-end accident lawyer right away.

Recovering the Maximum Compensation for a Rear-End Collision in Marietta, GA

In Georgia, car accident victims have the right to seek compensation for the full extent of their damages, including any non-economic losses. Unfortunately, insurance companies can make the claims process very hard on people. They are not on your side after a motor vehicle collision. It is the goal of an insurance company to pay out as little as possible. At The Persons Firm, LLC, we have the experience to hold insurance companies accountable. Our Marietta, GA auto accident lawyers are ready to help you fight for the maximum compensation after a rear-end crash, including for:

  • Vehicle repairs;
  • Ambulance costs;
  • Emergency room care;
  • Hospital bills;
  • Other medical costs;
  • Physical therapy;
  • Loss of wages;
  • Loss of earning power;
  • Pain and suffering;
  • Long-term disability;
  • Permanent physical impairment;
  • Reduced quality of life; and
  • Wrongful death.

How Our Marietta Rear-End Car Accident Lawyer Can Help

Rear-end collision claims can be complicated. At The Persons Firm, LLC, we have a proven record of settlements and verdicts. With more than $100 million secured for clients, our case results tell the story. We are proactive and devoted to personalized advocacy, and we know how to hold the big insurance companies accountable. With a conveniently located law office in the 30060 zip code of Marietta, we provide free consultations for rear-end collision claims throughout the entire surrounding area. Do not go it alone: You need a top attorney on your side.

Contact Our Marietta Rear-End Crash Lawyers for a Free Case Review

At The Persons Firm, LLC, our Marietta rear-end accident attorney invests time and resources into each and every case. If you or your loved one was hurt in a rear-end crash, we are here to protect your rights. Contact us today for your free, no obligation initial consultation. With an office in the 30060 zip code of Marietta, we are well-positioned to handle rear-end collision cases throughout the region, including in 30008, 30062, 30064, 30066, 30067, and 30068.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some of the most common questions people ask us about personal injury. We’re happy to answer your questions at your personalized consultation.
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Can any attorney handle a personal injury case?

Any attorney that is licensed in the jurisdiction where your case is can represent you. But a personal injury attorney has specialized experience and resources. They understand how a personal injury claim can be complex, and they can identify issues that are the most important to your case. At The Persons Firm, our entire practice is devoted to the needs of personal injury victims.

How long do I have to file a personal injury claim?

Most Georgia personal injury claims must be filed within two years of the accident. When a claim involves the government, the deadline is much shorter. You should never wait to contact a lawyer to start preparing your case.

How do you start a personal injury case?

You start a personal injury case by determining the grounds for compensation and who may be responsible to pay. Then, you prepare a summons and complaint, file it in the court with jurisdiction, and serve each defendant. Sometimes, you can negotiate a settlement directly with the insurance company. But direct negotiations don’t count as formally starting a personal injury case. While you negotiate, the deadline to start the case still applies.

What is a personal injury consultation?

A personal injury consultation is a conversation with a lawyer about your case. The consultation may cover whether you have a claim for personal injury compensation, what your claim may be worth and the strengths and weaknesses of the case. You will talk about how legal representation works. You’ll meet the legal team that would handle your case if you hire them.

What kind of lawyer do I need to sue for an injury?

A lawyer who handles injury lawsuits is a personal injury lawyer. You choose and hire the lawyer yourself. They represent your interests and file a legal claim on your behalf.

Do I have a good personal injury case?

To have a good personal injury case, you must have evidence to prove that someone else is legally at fault for causing your injuries. Usually, this is based on negligence, or their failure to exercise reasonable care and caution in a situation. It may also be based on recklessness or intentional harm. In addition, you must show what damages you have and what compensation you should receive.

How much compensation can I get for an injury case?

In Georgia, each case for personal injury compensation is valued individually. It depends on the defendant’s degree of fault and what damages you have. Damages may include economic and non-economic harm. Non-economic harm means pain and suffering, emotional anguish, disability and other intangible losses.

Will I have to testify in court for my personal injury case?

We understand the thought of going to court can cause anxiety. Most personal injury cases don’t require the victim to testify in court. As your lawyers, we’ll work to understand your goals. If called to testify, we’ll prepare with you and represent you in court. With our team of personal injury lawyers, you’ll always be supported and prepared.

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