If you’ve been in an elevator accident, you know how quickly it can change everything. You could be dealing with injuries that take what seems like forever to heal. On top of the physical pain, the emotional impact can be just as harsh. Many victims fear elevators or have nightmares about their experience. In Atlanta, if you’re hurt in an elevator accident, you have rights that can help you deal with these challenges. You might be able to get compensation through a lawsuit or an insurance claim. At Butler Kahn, our lawyers focus on helping people like you. In this piece, Butler Kahn will provide important information about these accidents, including their types and causes, available legal options for victims, potential financial compensation, and the invaluable role of a lawyer.
Potential Compensations
If you’re hurt in an elevator accident, you might be able to get money for different kinds of harm. This can include medical bills for your injuries, both now and in the future, and lost wages if you can’t work because of your injuries. You might also get money for pain and suffering, which covers both physical pain and emotional distress.
In cases of wrongful death, if someone dies in an elevator accident, their family can sue for things like funeral costs, the pain and suffering of the person who died before they passed, and the loss of money that person would have earned.
Atlanta Elevator Accident Attorney
If you or a loved one were involved in an elevator accident in Atlanta, you have legal rights and options that could lead to compensation for your injuries. The skilled elevator accident attorneys at Butler Kahn understand how challenging this time can be and are here to support you every step of the way. To discuss your case and clarify your legal options, contact Butler Kahn by calling (678) 940-1444 or contacting us online for a consultation with an elevator accident attorney.
Meet Jeb Butler / Personal Injury Attorney
It’s pretty simple: a lawyer should be good at what he does, care about his clients, and live up to his word. That is how we have built this firm.
I’ve been handling exclusively personal injury and wrongful death cases for over ten years. Before that, I worked as a prosecutor, public defender, federal law clerk, and (briefly) as a civil defense lawyer. In law school I argued on the National Moot Court team, published on the Law Review, and graduated magna cum laude. Doing well in law school opened lots of doors for me but it was not until I started my own law firm handling serious injury cases that I opened the right one.
What I learned before law school has mattered the most. I learned to work hard, for a long time, at jobs that were not glamorous. I shoveled sod, mucked stalls, fed horses and cows, cut grass, and ran a weed-eater. I learned to weld and drive a tractor. I learned about pride in a job well done.
That is what drives me now. I want to win my client’s case, look them at the eye at the end when we deliver the check, and know that my firm has lived up to its word of delivering top-tier legal work and top-tier client service.
Meet Matt Kahn / Personal Injury Attorney
If you’re on our page looking for a personal injury lawyer, you and your family have likely suffered a serious loss. This page probably isn’t the first law firm website you’ve visited. Let me tell you what we can do for you.
The three most important things you should look for in a lawyer are experience, work ethic, and communication.
- Experience – I’ve dedicated my career to fighting for people and families who’ve suffered unimaginable losses by focusing solely on personal injury and wrongful death cases. It’s all we do at Butler Kahn.
- Work Ethic – I fight for my clients around the clock. My day doesn’t end at 5:00 p.m. When I take on a case, that case becomes a significant part of my life. Why shouldn’t it? It’s certainly a significant part of yours.
- Communication – Each of my clients have my cell phone number. If you want to talk to you lawyer, you should be able to on your time.
You need real lawyers who handle serious cases. That is what Butler Kahn does.