Jasper, GA Personal Injury Law Firms & Lawyers

What fine are you talking about? The person is wanted in court. There is no fine. I suspect that the bondsman had you pay some extra money for them to go and chase down the person on bond, but the court's cannot impose any fine on a person that fails to appear.

Sure. Any time there is a total loss of a vehicle you are entitled to the fair market value of the car at the time of loss. Makes no difference what you owe on the car or what a "new" car costs. Several computer sources can give you ranges of value based on age and condition. Car Max can do the same. Reading the ads in the newspaper may give you what you need.

All personal injury attorneys work on a contingency basis and that they do not get paid until the case settles or the attorney wins at trial. There are many factors that are relevant when deciding whether a business is liable (responsible) for an injury suffered due to the property being unsafe or as a result of negligence (carelessness) on the part of an employee. From the limited information that you have given me, it sounds like you may have a valid claim against the restaurant. You should talk to a personal injury attorney as soon as possible so that he or she can begin investigating your case. Of course, whenever you are in an accident, the first and most important consideration is getting whatever medical attention you need. In addition to the ankle injury, I am very concerned about your possible head injury. I have handled other cases of traumatic brain injury (which can be caused by a blow to the head) and the injury can be quite serious. If you do not have health insurance or the means to pay for medical care, a personal injury attorney may be able to help you see a local doctor. For example, I have relationships with several local doctors and have been able to arrange for my clients to obtain medical treatment at no cost to them, with the understanding that the client will reimburse the treatment providers once the case settles or we win at trial. Whenever you are injured as a result of another person’s negligence, you may be entitled to compensation for (1) medical bills, (2) lost wages, (3) pain and suffering, (4) any permanent injury or disfigurement, and (5) inconvenience and loss of enjoyment of life. In the meantime, please do not speak to anyone in person or over the phone about the accident, without an attorney present. Insurance adjusters and store employees are trained to minimize the damages an injured party can recover and may try to get you to admit fault in the accident.