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  • How long do I have to file a personal injury case?

    This will depend on the statute of limitations in your state. A personal injury case may need to be filed within a year of the accident, or you may have as long as four years to file. According to personal injury law in LaGrange, GA, the period of limitation is two years for most personal injury cases.

  • What should you do after a personal injury accident?
    • Take photos of your injuries and visit a doctor
    • Follow the doctor's care plan and attend all follow-up appointments
    • Write down a narrative of what happened while it's still fresh in your head 
    • Make a list of witnesses and their contact information if you know it 
    • Follow any additional instructions from your attorney

    Personal injury law in LaGrange, GA does not have to be complicated. If you're in an accident, call the Law Office of Charles Hudson Cauble to see how we can help you get the compensation you deserve.

  • Will my personal injury case go to trial?

    The vast majority of personal injury cases don't go to trial. When it comes to personal injury law in LaGrange, GA, most cases are resolved by settlement before the trial date arrives.

  • How much is my personal injury case worth?

    There's no way to precisely value your claim, but you can guess the approximate value. The value of your claim includes your economic damages, like costs for medical treatment, lost wages, paying for any help you need around the home, and physical therapy. For more information on personal injury law in LaGrange, GA, contact us today.