Montlick & Associates, Attorneys at Law

Thank you for asking. Yes. We do handle medical malpractice cases and we would be happy to provide you with a free consultation. Please contact us by phone tomorrow. Thanks again for thinking of us. Have a good night.

Yes we do, and we are happy to provide a free consultation to discuss the facts of what occurred and to let you know whether we can help. Depending on the state where the accident happened and the type of insurance you have, your own carrier might afford protection under the uninsured motorist portion of your insurance policy. For example, in Georgia, even if you don't know who the other driver is, if there's contact between the vehicles then you can use the uninsured motorist portion of your policy. Your carrier may be obligated step in under that provision and defend and pay the claim the hit and run driver would be responsible for. Possible items of damages recoverable include compensation for property damage, medical bills, lost wages, and compensation for pain and suffering. Please call us at 1-800-529-6333 for a free consultation with one of our attorneys to discuss your situation. We will give you an honest assessment and inform you of legal rights.

Great Question! Uninsured motorist coverage provides you with protection under your own insurance policy when you're hit by a negligent driver who doesn't have insurance, or when the other driver does not have enough insurance (assuming your uninsured policy limits are high enough when compared to the insurance of the negligent driver). It has been estimated that 13% of drivers across the country are uninsured, and in some states it is a lot higher. For example, in Florida it's estimated the 26% of all drivers are not insured. So we cannot stress enough how important it is to make sure you have uninsured motorist coverage with high enough limits to protect you and your family. While the law varies by state, in Georgia uninsured motorist coverage also affords protection even if you don't know the identity of the other driver, if you're injured by a hit and run driver, as long as there's an eyewitness or damage to your vehicle.

Punitive damages, when appropriate, is financial compensation that is in addition to payment for actual financial losses, such as monies paid for lost wages, medical bills, and property damage. Punitive damages can be paid in a settlement or awarded in a lawsuit, in order to punish and deter a party from engaging it outrageous or extreme conduct that is grossly negligent or intentional. They can also designed to be example to other people who might consider engaging in such conduct. Examples of when they might be assessed is when a party is badly injured by a drunk driver, or when someone knows that their brakes are bad but drives their trunk anyway and causes a serious collision or harms occupants of their own vehicle. A third example of where punitive damages could be awarded is where a manufacturer knowingly puts a dangerous product on the market, and in order to make more money they fail to include a safety feature that would have prevented a serious injury or death.

I am not a real fan of lawyers. However from a marketing perspective Montlick & Associate appeared to be a little bit more professional than the one 800 call Ken guy. So I went with them and I was handled quickly efficiently and they were excellent at follow-up. I would recommend Montlick & Associate.

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They are a great firm to help you with your workers compensation case. I would rate them 5 stars!

Yes, our firm does handle employment discrimination cases, as well as claims for disability benefits. We would be happy to review your situation and advise you on your legal rights. Please contact us at 404-529-6333.

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We would be happy to give you advice on this issue. Please contact us at 404-529-6333 and ask to speak with one of our attorneys.

This is a complicated question to answer that requires a discussion, including whether to accept a lowball offer. If you would like to discuss your situation with one of our attorneys, we’d be happy to speak with you for free.

I never asked for one. The settlement I got was worth the wait though! They are great at maximizing your settlement. The key is being patient while they work. It will be worth it all!

Thank you so much for reaching out to us. At this moment, we cannot find you in our database, so we are unsure if you are inquiring with regard to another law firm, or if your name in our system is different than your above username. Providing exceptional service is extremely important to us and if you're trying to speak with a lawyer at our firm we absolutely will make sure you get the service and response you need quickly. Can you tell us who your lawyer is? You may also contact us at 404-529-6333 and ask for a manager.

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We may be able to help you. Please feel free to call 404-529-6333 and ask to speak with one of our attorneys.

Ms. Jones, we would be happy to talk to you about what happened and see if we can help! Please contact our attorneys at 1-800-LAW-NEED (529-6333) or #WIN from your cell phone. Ms. Bailey, thank you for your kind words. We are very happy you had such a positive experience with our firm!

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Yes, our firm handles all types of cases involving personal injuries caused by apartment negligence, including negligent security, failure to maintain safe premises, and others. Please feel free to call us at 404-529-6333 (or #WIN from your cell phone), and we'd be happy to discuss your potential case with you.

Our general fax is (404) 321-3323. We hope you are having a good afternoon.

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Thanks so much for contacting us. Our practice is limited to handling all types of cases involving personal injuries. This could be a matter where you are afforded protection under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act or other laws. We suggest you find an attorney with experience in representing consumers in debt collection matters. You can also try calling the County Bar Association where you live, and asking whether they have an attorney who practices in the area of collection law. We wish you the best and thanks again for contacting us!