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Si duda en llamarnos para pedir ayuda, eche un vistazo a los resultados de nuestros casos recientes.
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$8 MILLÓN Negligencia Médica
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$5 MILLÓN MUERTE POR NEGLIGENCIA
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$2.5 MILLÓN ACCIDENTE DE CAMIÓN
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$3.5 MILLÓN ACCIDENTE DE COCHE
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$2.3 MILLÓN ACCIDENTE DE CAMIÓN
¡Póngase en Contacto Con Nuestros Abogados de Compensación Para Trabajadores en Atlanta Hoy Mismo!
El seguro de accidentes de trabajo es un programa "sin culpa". No es necesario demostrar negligencia o responsabilidad, solo que estaba en el trabajo cuando sufrió un accidente con lesiones. Si bien debería hacer que recibir sus beneficios sea menos complicado, también significa que su empleador o los ajustadores de reclamos pueden intentar negarle parte o toda la cobertura que se merece. Nuestros abogados de compensación para trabajadores de Atlanta pueden ayudarlo a luchar por el acuerdo que realmente se merece si:
- Su reclamo es rechazado o los pagos están "retrasados".
- Se le acusa de fingir sus heridas.
- Su empleador lo despide después de una lesión en un intento por ignorar su reclamo.
- Se le ofrece una liquidación reducida que no cubre completamente sus gastos.
- Se le dice que debe regresar al trabajo antes de recuperarse por completo.
Van Sant Law, LLC, tiene oficinas en Atlanta, Alpharetta, Athens, Cumming, Duluth, Lawrenceville, Sandy Springs, and Gainesville. ¡Póngase en contacto con nosotros hoy!
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Garantía Sin Tarifa
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Personal Y CompasivoNuestra firma trabaja arduamente para garantizar que se atiendan sus necesidades durante su tiempo de recuperación. Trabajamos para ti para que puedas recuperar tu vida.
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Proven Record of Results
Van Sant Law has recovered millions in compensation for our clients’ benefit.
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Years of Experience
Van Sant Law is committed to professional and experienced personal injury representation.
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Awards and Accolades
10.0 “Superb” rating on Avvo™, Super Lawyers Rising Stars, National Trial Lawyers Association Top 40 Under 40
Our firm is dedicated and committed to providing you with the best legal services possible, from your education on the issues to fighting for positive results for your case. Through a free, initial consultation, we will make sure you understand the best way to approach your case, and we’ll review any relevant documents that you provide us with to make sure we have a full, detailed picture of your situation.
FAQ
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What is a Wrongful Death Claim in Georgia?A wrongful death claim in Georgia arises when someone dies due to the negligent, reckless, or intentional actions of another party. The purpose of this legal action is to provide surviving family members with financial compensation for the loss of their loved one. Under Georgia law, wrongful death claims aim to measure the "full value of the life" of the deceased, which includes both the tangible economic losses (such as lost wages and benefits) and intangible losses (such as the emotional and relational value of the deceased's life). The claim is intended to hold the responsible party accountable while providing relief to the surviving family members.
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How is Compensation Divided Among Family Members in Georgia?In Georgia, if multiple family members are eligible to receive compensation from a wrongful death claim, the law determines how the award is divided. For instance, if a surviving spouse files the claim, they are entitled to at least one-third of the total compensation, even if there are children. The remaining amount is shared equally among the children. In cases where parents or other family members are involved, the distribution may depend on the specific relationships and circumstances. An attorney can clarify how compensation is allocated in your situation.
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What is the Difference Between a Wrongful Death Claim and a Survival Action?In Georgia, a wrongful death claim compensates the family for the "full value of the life" of the deceased, focusing on the losses experienced by the survivors. In contrast, a survival action addresses the pain and suffering the deceased endured before their death, as well as related financial losses like medical bills and funeral expenses. Survival actions are brought by the administrator of the deceased's estate, and any recovery becomes part of the estate to be distributed according to the will or intestacy laws.
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