If you were injured in an accident you did not cause, you may be entitled to legal compensation from the at-fault party. The compensation you receive should reflect both the economic and noneconomic impact your injuries have on your life. Your pain and suffering will be a significant component of…
Butler Kahn recently obtained a $519,010.50 settlement for Mr. Juan Ramos*, a 23-year-old man who was involved in a very serious motorcycle accident. Despite limited coverage and some tough facts, we were able to get a great result for our client using a demand pursuant to Rule 68 and Georgia’s…
At Butler Kahn, we’re often asked by potential clients if they can fire their current lawyers. While we express no opinion about whether you should or shouldn’t fire your lawyer, the short answer to that question is ‘yes.’ What is Unethical Solicitation? The decision to hire or fire a lawyer…
Wearing a seat belt while pregnant may seem like a no-brainer, but did you know that it could be the ultimate safety measure for you and your little one? At Butler Kahn, we believe in the power of protection, especially on the road. Not only does buckling up keep you…
Motorcycle accidents are among the most serious traffic incidents on Georgia roads. Riders are far more exposed than those in passenger vehicles, and when another driver’s carelessness causes a crash, the injuries can be catastrophic. If you were injured in a motorcycle accident in Atlanta because someone else failed to…
When a person’s life is taken because of someone else’s negligence, the loss is profound — emotionally, personally, and financially. Under Georgia law, surviving family members may bring a wrongful death action to recover for the full value of the life that was lost. One important component of that recovery…
When a family loses a loved one because of another person’s negligence, the impact reaches far beyond financial hardship. The emotional vacuum—the loss of care, companionship, and guidance—can be devastating and lifelong. Georgia law recognizes this loss as part of the “full value of the life” of the person who…
When a loved one dies because of another’s negligence, the emotional and financial consequences can be overwhelming. Beyond the grief and loss, families often face substantial medical expenses that were incurred before death—hospital stays, emergency care, and related treatment costs. Understanding how Georgia law addresses the recovery of these medical…
When a loved one dies because of someone else’s negligence, the loss is overwhelming—both emotionally and financially. Families often face immediate expenses for funeral and burial arrangements before they even begin to think about legal action. Under Georgia law, certain costs associated with a wrongful death may be recoverable from…
Losing a loved one because of someone else’s negligence is an unimaginable hardship. Alongside grief, families must often navigate the difficult process of seeking justice and financial security. In Georgia, wrongful death law provides a path for surviving family members to recover for the “full value of the life” lost….
