Kaine Law

Car & Motorcycle Accidents, Property Damage, Pedestrian Accidents, Slip and Fall, Dog Bites, Worker’s Compensation, Wrongful Death, Product Liability.

A personal injury attorney should never charge anything up front. The only way that we’re ever compensated is if and when we recover money for our clients. If we never recover any money for our clients, our clients do not owe us anything.

Yes, we offer free consultations 24/7.

We have been helping Georgia injury and accident victims recover compensation since 2014.

In Georgia, the statute of limitations for personal injury claims is two years, meaning you must initiate a claim and possibly file a lawsuit against the party who caused you harm within 2 years of your injury. It is sometimes necessary to give notice of a personal injury claim at an earlier date. Failure to meet these deadlines could prohibit someone from taking legal action.

At Kaine Law, we strive to contact our clients proactively every 2-3 weeks so that our injured accident victim clients know the current status of their case and have open lines of communication with our attorneys.

We do not need a lot of documentation in order to begin working on your case. In the early stages of your case, we will collect the evidence that we need such as the Motor Vehicle Accident Report, pictures of the vehicles involved in the accident, car insurance policy information, witness statements, and more.

Yes, our attorneys are available to meet with clients whenever it is most convenient, including after-hours at night or on weekends.

Yes, in Georgia you have the legal right to hire and fire lawyers.

Yes, we handle cases ranging from minor injuries to catastrophic injuries including wrongful death. If you have suffered an injury from an accident, that requires medical treatment due to someone else’s negligence, then you have a case.

The financial compensation that you could obtain for your accident includes payment for past and future medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and more. The value of your case depends on many factors such as the type, severity and permanency of your injury.

Yes. In many accidents, fault is unclear, but under Georgia law we can still obtain a recovery for you even if you were partially at-fault for the accident.

Every injury case is different and depending on the circumstances of your case, you may be able to avoid court altogether. In the majority of our clients’ personal injury cases, we are able to obtain financial compensation and settle cases before ever filing a lawsuit.