personal injury atlanta

Understanding the Types of Damages for Car Accident Victims

Published on: September 17, 2015 | by McAleer Law Firm

Those who have been injured because of a car accident may be entitled to two forms of damages. A client can recover economic or general damages and non-economic, also known as special, damages. These damages compose two avenues for compensation in the average case. Each aggravation should be separated and addressed within the appropriate category. Your Atlanta personal injury attorneys, McAleer Law, can help clarify the difference between economic and non-economic damages and how both can figure into your case.

How Can One Accident Fall Into Multiple Categories?

Victims suffer damages that can be both financial and physically debilitating. When compensation is sought, an experienced lawyer should categorize the type of damage inflicted to put forth a case that will ensure clients receive all that they are entitled to by law .

Atlanta Is Not Safe for Pedestrians

Published on: September 25, 2014 | by McAleer Law Firm

Smart Growth America recently published its newest edition of “Dangerous by Design,” a report that highlights the cities in America where pedestrians face the most danger. Our Atlanta personal injury lawyers are disturbed to discover that Atlanta has once again been declared one of the most dangerous cities in that report.
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10 Tips for Winning Your Personal Injury Case

Published on: November 5, 2013 | by McAleer Law Firm

At McAleer Law, we specialize in personal injury and wrongful death litigation. Unfortunately, mistakes made before you contact an attorney could hamper your ability to recover compensation. You can increase your chances of having a successful case and recovering damages with these 10 tips:

Know your rights. It is important to understand the rights entitled to you by both the state and federal government. Use www.Georgia.gov to stay informed about Georgia’s legal system.
Avoid dangerous situations. While we can’t dodge all accidents, activities that are deemed ultra hazardous are best avoided. Inherently dangerous activities categorize the participant as strictly liable and may remove his or her right to sue.