Were you injured in a bus accident that was caused by someone else’s negligence? Do you need financial compensation to pay for your medical bills, property damage, and other losses? Our Marietta personal injury lawyers are at your service.
We are committed to winning big for Marietta, as evidenced by the fact that Bader Law Injury Lawyers has already recovered over $30 million for our clients. Call now so our Marietta bus accident attorneys can start fighting for your rights and your family’s future.
How You Stand to Benefit From Hiring a Marietta Bus Accident Lawyer
Our legal team understands the many complexities and challenges that often accompany bus injury cases, including:
- The possible presence of a greater number of parties, due to the fact that buses can carry so many people
- The involvement of large and powerful organizations, such as the bus company or the government agency that operates the bus
- The severe injuries that can result when a big vehicle like a bus collides with others
We guide clients through such challenges by collecting evidence to strengthen their case, confronting all liable parties, and fighting hard for fair compensation.
Your legal representative will also stay in touch with you throughout your case and provide informed advice whenever you want help making an important decision, such as whether to settle or to take your case to trial.
If you are ready to get started, or if you still have questions, call Bader Law today to learn more for free. Our Marietta bus accident lawyers charge nothing up front, instead accepting a percentage of your final payout as our attorneys’ fee.
For a free legal consultation with a bus accidents lawyer serving Marietta, call (404) 888-8888
What Types of Compensation Can You Get for a Bus Crash?
The two main types of compensation our bus accident lawyers pursue for clients are economic damages and non-economic damages.
How Do Economic Damages Apply to a Bus Accident?
Economic damages are the financial losses you suffered or will likely suffer because of this accident. They can include the cost of seeking medical care, the cost of repairing your vehicle, and any loss of income caused by your inability to work as your injuries heal.
Your Marietta lawyer can use medical records, bills and receipts, and your tax filings to establish your right to economic damages.
How Do Non-economic Damages Apply to a Bus Accident?
Non-economic damages reflect your physical and mental suffering. If you experienced physical discomfort and disability, emotional distress, and/or a loss of independence and quality of life, you may qualify for these damages.
Your personal testimony, statements from people you know, and expert opinions from medical professionals can all help establish your need for non-economic damages.
Can You Recover Compensation if a Loved One Passed Away in a Bus Crash?
Georgia law allows certain close relatives of deceased accident victims to seek compensation. For example, if your spouse passed away from their accident injuries, you could qualify for damages based on whatever money you spent on funeral bills, the loss of your loved one’s presence and companionship, and the loss of the deceased’s income.
With these and other qualifying damages, you could support your loved ones and start the process of moving forward—all without having to worry about how you will pay the bills. A Marietta wrongful death lawyer from our firm can fight for the money and the justice your family deserves.
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Our Marietta Bus Injury Lawyers Help All Victims of Negligence
Bus accidents can have many different causes—and many different kinds of victims. Our personal injury attorneys are happy to assist anyone who was injured because of someone else’s negligence. Whether you were inside the bus, inside another vehicle, a pedestrian crossing the street, or getting on or off the bus at a bus stop (e.g., one of the stops along South Marietta Parkway), we want to hear from you.
We are also able to take on any liable party. This includes individuals, such as reckless drivers, as well as organizations, such as government agencies or private bus companies.
How the At-Fault Party’s Identity Can Affect Your Bus Accident Case
Once we have identified the liable party using the Marietta Police Department report, audiovisual footage, and other evidence, our accident injury lawyers can figure out how best to confront them.
For example, neither the insurance companies nor the large organizations that own private and public buses want to pay any more than they have to, and have likely dealt with legal actions before. Our team can use our prior experience when taking on such organizations
We also have to ensure we work within the relevant statute of limitations:
- In most personal injury cases, victims are given up to two years to begin a lawsuit. This deadline may apply if a careless driver hit the bus you were on or if a maintenance team failed to keep the bus or your vehicle in good repair.
- If you were injured by a government-owned bus, then we will have a much shorter deadline. For example, if a city bus was involved and we have to sue the city, your legal representative could have as little as six months to get started.
Bader Law can take on any challenge your case presents us with. While we advocate for your rights both in and out of the courtroom, you would be free to spend time with your loved ones, focus on medical treatment, and make plans for your future.
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Our Marietta Lawyers Know How to Handle Bus Accident Cases
Bader Law offers free case reviews to all callers. It will cost you no more than a few minutes of your time to learn about your legal options and our wide range of services. Contact us today. Our Marietta bus accident lawyers are eager to begin.
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