Car Accident

Also known as tort law is to protect you if you or your property is injured or harmed because of someone else’s act or failure to act. It allows the one who suffered the injury or harm to receive compensation from the one who caused the harm. 

The primary purpose of the tort law is to allow the injured person to be financially compensated or “made whole” after he or she has suffered damages as a result of a third party’s negligence or intentional act. It’s always in your legal interest to consult with legal counsel if you have suffered harm as the result of someone else’s carelessness or intentional conduct as soon as possible.

Robert Akomah & Associates' priority is to guard the rights of victims involved in personal injury cases and hold the defendant accountable for the injuries they have caused. It is our responsibility as your personal injury attorney to guide you through the process, provide you with necessary information that will be material in the prosecution of your case, preserve your evidence and hold the defendant responsible for your injury.  

A good personal injury representation requires timely investigation, strong reliable evidence, and timely communication with the insurance company. It is important to know your rights and protect your rights in any legal matters as you may lose your right if your action is not timely filed within the time permitted by law in the State of Georgia. 

In a personal injury action, the injured party has the burden to prove that the wrongdoer has a legal duty, breached the legal duty, suffered damages and causation.

Once we achieve these legal requirements, our team of experienced attorneys will seek compensation on your behalf. We will then seek from the at-fault party to collect a considerable monetary compensation for your injuries, including but not limited to medical expenses, pain and suffering, loss of wages, and other appropriate compensatory damages that are related to the accident.