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Real reviews from people Fox Injury Law has represented.
“Very satisfied with Mr. Fox from day one; he was very helpful. It felt like family. Everything was extremely well explained. Weekly calls with updates.”
Anthony E. Brown
“I cannot thank Mrs. Fox enough for how quickly she settled my case! In just a few months she was able to get me the full amount the insurance allowed.”
Janine
“The team was very understanding and helpful every step of the way and my attorney Chris Fox had my best interest at heart and made sure I was well taken care of.”
Tyrone Johnson
The other driver’s insurer has adjusters and lawyers on the claim from day one. Choosing Fox is choosing to have the same on yours, from two attorneys who have done this for over twenty years.
Over 20 years. Millions recovered in settlements and verdicts. 177 Google reviews.
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Direct attention from an experienced attorney, not just office staff. Offices in Tucker, Atlanta and Columbus. English and Spanish.
Chris and Melody Fox have spent over two decades helping clients recover from the physical, financial and emotional losses that follow an accident that was not their fault.
They had worked at major corporations and boutique firms before starting their own practice, specifically to offer a more personal touch. At Fox Injury Law every client gets direct attention from an experienced attorney, not just office staff.
The questions we hear most often.
Nothing up front. Fox Injury Lawyers handles car accident claims on a contingency fee, so the attorney fee comes out of the recovery and there is no attorney fee if there is no recovery. If the case does not recover, you may still be responsible for costs and court expenses, and those terms are set out in the fee agreement you sign.
Georgia generally gives you two years from the date of the accident to file a personal injury lawsuit. Some situations shorten or extend that window, and claims against a city or county can carry much earlier notice deadlines. If the accident is approaching two years old, treat it as urgent.
You may still be able to recover. Georgia generally allows a claim where fault is shared, with the recovery reduced by your share of the fault, and there is a threshold above which it is barred. Fault is also frequently disputed, and the insurer's first assessment of it is not the final word - that is one of the things worth having reviewed.
You are not required to give the other driver's insurer a recorded statement, and it is worth talking to a lawyer before you do. Those statements are taken early, while the full extent of an injury is often still unknown, and they get used later to argue the injury is smaller than it turned out to be.
Most car accident claims resolve without a trial. Filing suit is sometimes necessary to move a claim an insurer is underpaying, and even then the great majority settle before a jury hears it.
It depends on the treatment. A claim is usually not worth settling until your medical picture is clear, because settling early means settling for less than the injury turns out to be worth. Straightforward claims can resolve in months; disputed liability or a serious injury takes longer.
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