- Do I need a lawyer if the insurance company already offered to pay my medical bills?
- An early offer to cover medical bills isn't the same as a fair settlement for the full value of a claim, including lost wages and pain and suffering, and accepting it can close out the ability to recover more later.
- How much does it cost to consult with Conn Law about a potential case?
- Nothing. Consultations are free, and cases are handled on a contingency fee basis, meaning there's no fee unless and until there's a recovery.
- What is the deadline to file a personal injury lawsuit in Georgia?
- Usually two years from the date of the injury under Georgia's statute of limitations, with shorter notice deadlines, sometimes as little as six months, for claims against a city or county, and different rules in certain malpractice circumstances.
- Does Conn Law handle cases outside of Savannah?
- Yes. The firm serves clients from offices in Savannah and Atlanta and handles matters statewide.
- What should I bring to a consultation about a possible case?
- Any photographs, medical records, insurance correspondence, or police reports already in hand, though none of it's required to have a first talk.
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