An Atlanta Auto Accident Attorney that Gets Results

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Most people think only rarely about car, truck and SUV accidents, until they are involved in one.  After the fact, nobody can ignore the effects of a serious car accident, because crashes can result in death and catastrophic injuries, including brain injuries, paralysis and severe burns.  These injuries change their victims' lives physically and emotionally, but they can also have a dramatic financial effect.  A serious injury can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars to treat, even with health insurance, just when victims are out of work and may not be earning the money to pay those costs.  If these injuries lead to a lifelong disability or a death, that loss of income is permanent.

Some common injuries resulting from automobile accidents can include:

• Wrongful death
• Burns
• Fractured bones
• Neck injury
• Brain injury
• Spine injury
• Back injury
• Head injury
• Paralysis
• Coma
• Internal injuries
• Scars requiring plastic surgery
• Children Injuries

Of course, the types of injuries one suffers often depends on the type of auto accident in which one is involved. 

Auto insurance is supposed to take care of these concerns. We pay premiums for years in exchange for confidence that we will be taken care of if something goes wrong. Unfortunately, some victims find out this is not quite true. Insurance is a business like any other, and insurance companies lose money when they pay high accident settlements. That means insurers routinely offer less than they believe accident claims are worth, relying on customers' lack of familiarity with the process to keep them from having to negotiate. And in some cases, particularly cases of severe injury, insurance companies do everything they can to avoid paying at all, even when their own contracts say they should.

This situation victimizes hardworking Georgia families twice: a) first through the accident itself, and b) then through the stress and strain of dealing with financial worries in addition to their injuries.  Fortunately, Georgia law protects people put in this situation because of someone else's careless driving.  In our state, victims of serious car wrecks caused by someone else have the right to bring action against the person or organization responsible.  An insurance claim or lawsuit cannot undo the accident, unfortunately, but it can help victims secure the money they need to support themselves and their families while they heal as well as they can and reestablish their lives.  A good Georgia car accident attorney can negotiate with insurers to get clients the best settlement possible, and take them to court if they refuse to play fair.

Charles Scholle is proud to represent clients throughout Georgia with serious auto accident claims. Since 1995, he has helped people who have suffered a loss in the family or a serious injury get the financial compensation to which they are legally entitled. Because he has worked with injured people for so long, he understands that his clients are going through a lot, anxiety, anger, feelings of helplessness. Charles Scholle and his legal team do their best to lift those burdens by communicating with insurance adjusters, helping clients understand their cases, and of course, working to get clients the best possible financial recovery.

If this sounds like your situation, Charles Scholle would like to help. From a main office in Gwinnett County, he serves clients from offices in Buckhead and the Perimeter and represents victims throughout Atlanta and Georgia. To set up your free consultation, you can send the firm a message online or call toll-free at 1-866-972-5287 or in Atlanta at (770) 717-5100.