Marietta Personal Injury Lawyer

Marietta Personal Injury Attorneys

Justice in the face of negligence is not just a right; it’s a principle we fight for at Chance, Forlines, Carter & King. Our Marietta personal injury attorneys are relentless in their pursuit of compensation for victims, upholding the highest standards of personal injury law.

For those in Marietta facing the aftermath of a personal injury, our firm provides a beacon of hope. Through diligent communication, we handle a plethora of cases including catastrophic injuries, wrongful death, medical malpractice, and more, with the promise to make your legal experience distinctively positive, setting us apart in a crowded field.

Call 404-760-7400 now to schedule a free consultation with our Marietta personal injury lawyer.

Why Choose Our Marietta Personal Injury Lawyers

Choosing our personal injury lawyers in Marietta means opting for a team that’s consistently ahead of the curve. We pride ourselves on our proactive approach, leveraging cutting-edge legal strategies and technologies to strengthen your case. Our commitment to innovation is matched only by our dedication to our clients’ recovery and rights.

With comprehensive legal experience in Marietta, our personal injury lawyers are adept at managing diverse injury claims:

• Medical Malpractice
• Nursing Home Negligence
• Wrongful Death Claims
• Catastrophic Injuries
• Whistleblower Protection
• Car Accidents
• Motorcycle Accidents 
• Truck Accidents
• Product Liability
• Premises Liability
• Construction Accidents 

FAQs by Marietta Clients

Q. How do I calculate pain and suffering damages in my personal injury case?

A. Pain and suffering are calculated based on the severity and permanence of your injuries, impact on quality of life, and other non-economic factors. Methods vary, including the multiplier method (multiplying economic damages by a certain number) and the per diem approach (assigning a daily rate for pain and suffering).

Q. Are there any tax implications for a personal injury settlement?

A. Generally, personal injury settlements are not taxable at the federal level as long as they are compensatory. However, punitive damages and interest on the settlement can be taxable. Tax laws can vary, so consult a tax advisor.

Q. How are pain and suffering calculated in personal injury cases?

A. Pain and suffering are calculated based on the severity of your injuries, the impact on your daily life, your recovery time, and any long-term consequences. Lawyers and insurers use various methods, including multipliers or per diem rates, to estimate these damages.

Call Our Marietta Personal Injury Attorneys Today​

Residents of Marietta seeking justice for personal injuries will find unwavering support at Chance, Forlines, Carter & King, PC. Our attorneys, experts in Georgia law, are adept at securing compensation for all damages incurred. Reach out to us for compassionate and comprehensive legal representation that puts your needs first.

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