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John Breakfield is an experienced Personal Injury Attorney in Northeast Georgia, who is dedicated to protecting his clients rights in injury matters including Car Accidents, Truck Accidents, Motorcycle Wrecks and Wrongful Death Claims.

Car Accident/ Auto Wreck: Everyday in Georgia someone is injured in an auto accident, car wreck or motorcycle collision due to someone else’s negligence.  Often insurance companies refuse to pay lost wages, damages for pain and suffering, and medical bills associated with personal injury. With the help of our personal injury lawyers, an insurance company will know the extent to which your injuries have affected your life, as well as the true value of your damages.

Truck Wreck/ Trucking Accident: Our attorneys engage in personal injury cases involving large trucks and 18 wheelers on Georgia roads.  Though regulations are in place to help prevent accidents, they are often ignored.  Victims of semi tractor trailer crashes need an experienced lawyer who understands the complexities of dealing with this industry.

Motorcycle Collision: A motorcycle rider should not be needlessly injured by the carelessness of others. Many times motorcycle injuries are minimized or the riders blamed for accidents that they did not cause. Operating a motorcycle is legal.  Pulling out in front of one is not.  Our lawyers will fight for our motorcycle clients.

Wrongful Death/ Serious Injury/ Permanent Disability: An untimely death, serious injury or permanent disability is tragic, but it can be even more painful if it is the result of another’s actions.  In this emotionally difficult time, our personal injury attorneys can help you sort through the details of any accident to help you determine if a lawsuit or wrongful death action is in your best interest.

Drunk Drivers/ Crime Victims/ Intentional Torts: Personal injury resulting from a collision with a drunk or impaired driver is no accident.  Likewise, if you are the victim of a crime (theft, assault and battery, robbery, rape, molestation or any crime) or an intentional tort (libel, slander, defamation), a consultation with our personal injury attorneys can help you determine if you have a civil case against the wrongdoer.

Product Liability: If a manufacturer or retailer makes or sells a dangerous and harmful product and you are injured, the companies may be responsible for your damages.  Whether you were injured by negligent design, failure to warn, failure to inspect or inadequate recall notice, it is important that you speak with a personal injury lawyer about your case.

Workers Compensation/ Occupational Injury or Illness: Injured on the job? Under workers comp law fault or negligence is usually not an issue. What is important is whether the worker/ employee was injured while on the job and to what extent. Deadlines, notice and filing of a claim are sooner than a general lawsuit, so it is important to contact a worker’s compensation attorney immediately.

Boating Accidents/ Recreational Injuries: Lake Lanier, Lake Oconee and Lake Allatoona provide endless hours of enjoyment to Georgia, but, unfortunately, they also are the location of very serious injuries.  Many times alcohol and reckless behavior are to blame.  If you are injured by a boat, jet ski, waverunner or other watercraft, please contact our law firm to discuss your case.

For more information on our Plaintiff’s Personal Injury Law Services, contact our office today for a free consultation. We offer flexible fee schedules including contingency fee arrangements, which is where we do not get paid unless you recover.  (Conditions apply, including client responsibility for costs. Please contact us for details.)

This article and/or video should not be considered nor relied upon as legal advice since it is only intended for general overview and informational purposes. Please consult with an attorney on your specific situation in order to determine an appropriate legal course of action.