PERSONAL INJURY

When you or a loved one have been injured because of someone’s negligent or intentional conduct, the last thing you want to do is have to fight with the person who injured you or their insurance company to get compensated for your injuries. Whether it involves dealing with an insurance company for a truck or automobile accident or dealing directly with the person who injured you, Kan & Clark is here to help. We fight hard to ensure that our personal injury clients get the compensation they deserve. Whether your personal injury case is simple or complex, we have the tools to ensure that you are compensated fully for your loss.When you or a loved one has been injured by someone’s negligent or intentional conduct, you should contact an attorney as soon as possible. Personal injury cases can come from a variety of sources and commonly include slip and fall, medical malpractice, automobile or truck accidents, assaults and battery and product liability. Some people flinch at the idea of having to file a personal injury lawsuit, but the personal injury laws in Georgia, also known as tort law, are designed so that people who are injured by the conduct of another are compensated for their loss.

Georgia personal injury laws generally require that a successful personal injury case have the following elements: a duty, a breach of that duty, causation and loss. Contrary to some people’s beliefs, there is nothing innately litigious about these laws. If you have been hurt, you likely have medical bills that need to be paid and lost wages due to the time you had to be away from work, and you should be compensated for these expenses. In some cases, your loss may be even more serious. You may have lost a loved one due to the conduct of another. However great your loss, the attorneys at Kan Clark are here to help guide you through this difficult and challenging time. Contact us today for a free consultation. We serve the Atlanta area as well as the surrounding metro counties, including Cobb, Dekalb, Gwinnett, and Fulton.