Nobody wants to deal with damaged property. Proving fault and negotiating with your insurance company can be a hassle. What do you do when something you own is damaged in an accident?
Just because you haven't been injured in an accident doesn't mean you aren't affected. Damage to your car or your belongings can mean major expenses. If someone was at fault for the damage, then you might be eligible for compensation.
And while your coverage means your insurance company may help you pay off your damages, the claim process can be complicated.
A Georgia lawyer can save you time by helping you to iron out your claim and assessing your insurance policy. Get an accident attorney from John Foy & Associates on your side. Our property damage lawyers have been helping Georgians for over 20 years.
We can help you prove who was at fault and get you the money you need for repair and replacements. Read frequently asked questions about property damage to understand more about your case. Contact us at (404) 400-4000 for a free consultation with an accident attorney.
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Recovering from a car accident often means substantial medical bills and a lengthy recovery. When you do heal and can return to your life, you need your vehicle back for work, travel, and family demands. When your car has been damaged or totaled in a crash, you need it repaired or replaced right away. Property …
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