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Frequently Asked Questions | Kenneth S. Nugent, P.C.

Serving Georgia Communities from 9 Locations Across the State

1. What should I do immediately after a car accident in Georgia?

Answer: Your safety and legal rights depend on the actions you take in those critical first moments after a collision. Here’s what our 30+ years of experience representing Georgia accident victims has taught us:

Immediate Safety Steps:

Check for injuries and call 911 immediately if anyone is hurt
Move to a safe location if possible, but don’t leave the accident scene
Turn on hazard lights and set up warning triangles if available

Critical Documentation:

Call the police, even for minor accidents. Georgia law requires reporting accidents involving injury, death, or property damage over $500
Exchange information with all drivers involved (names, phone numbers, insurance details, license plate numbers)
Take photos of vehicle damage, road conditions, traffic signs, and the accident scene from multiple angles
Get contact information from witnesses before they leave

When to Contact Our Firm:

Contact Kenneth S. Nugent, P.C. within 24-48 hours of your accident. Early legal representation helps preserve evidence, prevents insurance company tactics, and protects your right to fair compensation. With 9 offices across Georgia, we can meet you at a convenient location or come to you if you’re injured.

Georgia’s statute of limitations gives you only two years from the accident date to file a personal injury lawsuit, but waiting that long can harm your case. Evidence disappears, witnesses’ memories fade, and insurance companies become less willing to negotiate fairly.

2. How much is my personal injury case worth in Georgia?

Answer: The value of your personal injury case depends on multiple factors unique to your situation. While we can’t provide a specific number without evaluating your case, here’s how Georgia law allows us to calculate compensation:

Economic Damages (Calculable Losses):

Medical expenses: Emergency room visits, hospitalization, surgery, physical therapy, future medical care, prescription medications, and medical equipment
Lost wages: Income you’ve already lost plus future earning capacity if you can’t return to your previous job
Property damage: Vehicle repairs or replacement value
Out-of-pocket expenses: Transportation to medical appointments, home modifications for disabilities, childcare during recovery

Non-Economic Damages (Subjective Losses):

Pain and suffering
Emotional distress and mental anguish
Loss of enjoyment of life
Disfigurement or permanent scarring
Loss of consortium (for spouses)

Factors That Increase Case Value:

Severity and permanence of your injuries
Clear liability with strong evidence
Significant impact on your quality of life
High medical costs and extensive treatment
Lost income and diminished earning capacity
Credible, consistent testimony from you
Expert medical testimony supporting your claims

Factors That May Decrease Case Value:

Gaps in medical treatment
Pre-existing injuries to the same body part
Inconsistent statements about the accident
Partial fault under Georgia’s modified comparative negligence rule
Limited insurance coverage

At Kenneth S. Nugent, P.C., we’ve recovered millions for Georgia injury victims. We offer free case evaluations at any of our 9 Georgia offices, and we work on contingency—you pay nothing unless we win your case.

3. What types of personal injury cases does Kenneth S. Nugent, P.C. handle?

Answer: Kenneth S. Nugent, P.C. represents injury victims across Georgia in a comprehensive range of personal injury matters. Our firm’s three decades of experience covers:

Motor Vehicle Accidents:

Car accidents (including distracted driving, DUI, and hit-and-run cases)
Truck accidents (commercial vehicles, 18-wheelers, delivery trucks)
Motorcycle accidents
Pedestrian accidents
Bicycle accidents
Uber and Lyft accidents
Bus accidents

Premises Liability Claims:

Slip and fall accidents
Trip and fall injuries
Negligent security (assaults, attacks in parking lots, hotels, or apartment complexes)
Swimming pool accidents
Dog bites and animal attacks
Inadequate maintenance injuries

Workplace Injuries:

Workers’ compensation claims
Third-party liability claims (when someone other than your employer caused your injury)
Construction site accidents
Occupational diseases

Product Liability:

Defective products
Dangerous drugs and medical devices
Consumer product injuries

Medical Malpractice:

Surgical errors
Misdiagnosis or delayed diagnosis
Birth injuries
Medication errors

Wrongful Death:

Fatal accidents of all types
Helping families recover damages for lost companionship, funeral expenses, and loss of financial support

4. How long do I have to file a personal injury lawsuit in Georgia?

Answer:

Georgia’s statute of limitations sets strict deadlines for filing personal injury lawsuits. Missing these deadlines typically means you lose your right to compensation forever, regardless of how strong your case is.

Standard Personal Injury Claims:

Two years from the date of injury for most personal injury cases (car accidents, slip and falls, etc.)
The clock starts on the date the injury occurred, not when you discovered the full extent of your injuries

Exceptions and Special Circumstances:

Medical Malpractice:

Generally two years from the date of injury or when you discovered (or should have discovered) the injury
However, no claim can be filed more than five years after the negligent act occurred (with limited exceptions)

Claims Against Government Entities:

Six months for ante litem notice (formal written notice of your claim)
Must be filed with the proper government office
After notice, you may have one year to file a lawsuit
This applies to accidents involving city vehicles, poorly maintained roads, or injuries on government property

Wrongful Death:

Two years from the date of death
The personal representative of the estate or surviving spouse must file the claim

Minor Children:

The statute of limitations is tolled (paused) until the child turns 18
The two-year deadline begins on the child’s 18th birthday
Parents can still file claims on behalf of children for medical expenses

Why Immediate Action Matters:

While you may have two years legally, waiting hurts your case:

Evidence disappears (surveillance footage is often deleted within 30-90 days)
Witnesses become harder to locate
Memories fade
Insurance companies become less willing to settle
Your attorney needs time to build a strong case

5. Will I have to go to court for my personal injury case?

Answer: Most personal injury cases settle without going to trial. Approximately 95% of our cases at Kenneth S. Nugent, P.C. resolve through negotiation or settlement, meaning you won’t have to testify in court. However, being prepared for trial often leads to better settlement offers.

The Typical Case Timeline:

Phase 1: Investigation & Treatment (Weeks to Months)

We gather evidence, interview witnesses, and obtain police reports
You focus on medical treatment and recovery
We document all damages and losses
No court involvement at this stage

Phase 2: Demand & Negotiation (1-3 Months)

After you complete treatment (or reach maximum medical improvement), we send a detailed demand letter to the insurance company
We negotiate back and forth with insurance adjusters
Most cases settle during this phase
Still no court involvement

Phase 3: Filing Suit (If Necessary)

If negotiations fail, we file a lawsuit before the statute of limitations expires
This doesn’t mean you’re going to trial—it means formal legal proceedings begin
Many cases settle after filing but before trial

Phase 4: Discovery (6-12 Months)

Both sides exchange information
Depositions (formal recorded questions and answers with attorneys present)
Document production
Expert witnesses are identified
Settlement negotiations continue throughout

Phase 5: Mediation (Often Required)

A neutral third party helps facilitate settlement discussions
Happens before trial
Many cases settle at mediation

Phase 6: Trial (1-2 Weeks)

Only 3-5% of cases actually go to trial
You testify about your injuries, treatment, and how the accident affected your life
Expert witnesses testify
Jury decides liability and damages

When Trial Makes Sense:

Insurance company refuses a fair settlement
Disputed liability (they claim you’re at fault)
Significant damages justify the time and risk
Insurance company offers unreasonably low amount

Our Approach:

At Kenneth S. Nugent, P.C., we prepare every case as if it’s going to trial. This preparation demonstrates to insurance companies that we’re serious and willing to fight for full compensation. Insurance adjusters know our firm’s trial reputation, which often results in better settlement offers.

What You Can Expect from Us:

Clear communication about each stage of your case
Honest assessment of whether trial is in your best interest
Thorough preparation if trial becomes necessary
Support and guidance throughout the entire process

We handle all legal complexities while you focus on healing. With 9 offices across Georgia, we’re always accessible when you have questions or concerns.

6. What if I was partially at fault for my accident? Can I still recover compensation in Georgia?

Answer: Yes, you may still recover compensation even if you share some fault for your accident. Georgia follows a “modified comparative negligence” rule, which is more favorable to injury victims than rules in many other states.

How Georgia’s Comparative Negligence Rule Works:

Under O.C.G.A. § 51-12-33, you can recover damages as long as you are less than 50% at fault for the accident. However, your compensation is reduced by your percentage of fault.

The 50% Bar: If you’re found to be 50% or more at fault, you recover nothing. This makes it crucial to have experienced legal representation fighting to minimize any fault attributed to you.

Common Scenarios Where Fault Is Shared:

Car Accidents:

You were speeding, but the other driver ran a red light
You changed lanes without signaling, but the other driver was texting
You were partially in the crosswalk when struck while jaywalking

Slip and Fall Cases:

You were looking at your phone but the property owner failed to fix a dangerous condition they knew about
You were in a restricted area but the hazard wasn’t properly marked

How Insurance Companies Use Comparative Fault:

Insurance adjusters frequently try to shift blame to injury victims to reduce payouts. Common tactics include:

Claiming you were distracted or not paying attention
Arguing you should have seen and avoided the hazard
Suggesting you violated traffic laws or safety rules
Using your statements against you (this is why you should never give recorded statements without an attorney)

How We Protect You:

At Kenneth S. Nugent, P.C., we fight to minimize or eliminate any fault assigned to you by:

Thorough investigation: We gather all evidence, including surveillance footage, witness statements, accident reconstruction, and expert testimony
Early evidence preservation: We send spoliation letters demanding the preservation of critical evidence
Expert witnesses: We retain accident reconstructionists, engineers, and other experts who can demonstrate the other party’s primary responsibility
Strong negotiation: We counter insurance company arguments with facts and evidence
Trial preparation: If necessary, we present your case to a jury, which is often more sympathetic than insurance adjusters

Our Advice:

Never assume you’re too much at fault to have a case. Insurance companies want you to believe that to avoid paying claims. Contact Kenneth S. Nugent, P.C. for a free case evaluation. We’ll give you an honest assessment of your case and fight to maximize your recovery at any of our 9 Georgia offices.

7. How much does it cost to hire Kenneth S. Nugent, P.C.?

Answer: Kenneth S. Nugent, P.C. works on a contingency fee basis for personal injury cases, which means you pay no attorney fees unless we win your case. This arrangement makes quality legal representation accessible to everyone, regardless of financial circumstances.

How Contingency Fees Work:

No Upfront Costs: You don’t pay any attorney fees to hire us
No Hourly Billing: We don’t charge by the hour or send monthly invoices
We Cover Case Expenses: We advance all costs of investigating and pursuing your claim
Pay Only If We Win: Our fee comes from the settlement or verdict we recover for you
No Win, No Fee: If we don’t recover compensation, you owe us nothing

What Does “Contingency Fee” Mean?

Our fee is a percentage of the recovery we obtain for you. The exact percentage depends on factors such as:

Whether the case settles before or after filing a lawsuit
The stage at which the case resolves
The complexity of your case

During your free consultation, we’ll explain our fee structure clearly and in writing. Georgia law requires written fee agreements that you’ll understand before we begin working on your case.

Case Expenses vs. Attorney Fees:

It’s important to understand the difference:

Attorney Fees:

Our compensation for legal services (contingency basis—only if we win)

Case Expenses:

Costs incurred while working on your case, such as:

Court filing fees
Expert witness fees (accident reconstructionists, medical experts, economists)
Medical record retrieval costs
Deposition transcripts
Investigator fees
Copying and postage
Travel expenses for case-related activities

At Kenneth S. Nugent, P.C., we advance these expenses, meaning you don’t pay them upfront. Depending on our agreement, these expenses are typically reimbursed from your settlement or verdict.

Why Contingency Fees Benefit You:

Equal Access: Financial hardship from your injury doesn’t prevent you from hiring experienced attorneys
Aligned Interests: We succeed only when you succeed, motivating us to maximize your recovery
No Financial Risk: You risk nothing by pursuing your legal rights
Quality Representation: Contingency fees allow you to hire experienced attorneys you otherwise couldn’t afford

What You Keep:

Your settlement or verdict is divided among:

Attorney fees (our percentage)
Case expenses (costs we advanced)
Medical liens or bills (doctors, hospitals, insurance companies with legal claims to be repaid)
Your recovery (what you take home)

We’ll explain this breakdown clearly before you accept any settlement, so you know exactly what you’ll receive.

Free Consultation:

We offer free, no-obligation case evaluations at all 9 Georgia locations. During this meeting, we’ll:

Listen to your story
Evaluate your case’s potential
Explain our fee structure
Answer all your questions
Give you honest advice about your options

You’re under no obligation to hire us, and there’s no cost for the consultation. Contact Kenneth S. Nugent, P.C. today to discuss your case with experienced Georgia personal injury attorneys who fight for maximum compensation.

8. What should I do if the insurance company contacts me after my accident?

Answer: Insurance companies often contact accident victims within hours or days of a crash. While they may seem helpful and concerned about your welfare, remember that insurance companies are for-profit businesses focused on minimizing payouts. Here’s how to protect your rights when dealing with insurance adjusters:

Critical Rules When Insurance Companies Contact You:

DO:

Be polite and professional
Provide only basic information (your name, address, phone number, date and location of accident)
Tell them you’re still receiving medical treatment (if true)
Tell them you’ll be consulting with an attorney before providing a detailed statement
Get the adjuster’s name, phone number, and claim number
Take notes of all conversations (date, time, what was discussed)

DON’T:

Give a recorded statement (either to the other party’s insurance or your own) without legal representation
Sign any documents, releases, or authorizations
Admit fault or apologize
Discuss your injuries in detail
Agree to a settlement, even if it seems fair
Provide medical authorizations allowing access to all your medical records
Downplay your injuries or say you’re “fine”
Accept the first settlement offer

Why Insurance Companies Rush to Contact You:

Within the First 24-48 Hours:

You’re likely in pain, confused, and emotional
You don’t know the extent of your injuries yet
You haven’t consulted with an attorney
You’re more likely to make statements they can use against you later
You may accept inadequate settlements before understanding your damages

Common Insurance Company Tactics:

1. The Recorded Statement Trap:

Adjusters will ask to record your statement “for the file.” They’re really looking for:

Inconsistencies they can exploit later
Admissions of fault
Statements minimizing your injuries
Anything that contradicts later medical documentation

2. The Quick Settlement Offer:

Early low-ball offers before you know the full extent of injuries or costs. Once you accept and sign a release, you cannot recover additional compensation even if your injuries prove worse than initially thought.

3. The “We Need Information to Process Your Claim” Approach:

While some basic information is necessary, broad medical authorizations allow them to search your entire medical history for pre-existing conditions to argue your current injuries aren’t accident-related.

4. The “We’re On Your Side” Routine:

Adjusters may act friendly and concerned, but their job is to save the insurance company money, not to maximize your compensation.

5. Delay Tactics:

Some insurance companies drag out the process hoping you’ll become desperate and accept a lower settlement.

6. Disputing Liability:

Claiming you were at fault or partially at fault to reduce their payout under Georgia’s comparative negligence rule.

What Kenneth S. Nugent, P.C. Does for You:

Once you hire us:

We handle all communication with insurance companies
You refer all adjuster calls to our office
We protect you from making damaging statements
We ensure you don’t accept inadequate settlements
We negotiate aggressively for maximum compensation
We prevent insurance companies from taking advantage of you

Our Recommendation:

Contact Kenneth S. Nugent, P.C. immediately after your accident—before speaking with any insurance company. We offer free consultations at all 9 Georgia offices. Let our 30+ years of experience protect your rights and maximize your recovery.

9. How long will my personal injury case take to resolve?

Answer: The timeline for resolving a personal injury case varies significantly based on multiple factors. While some cases settle within months, others take a year or more. Understanding what influences this timeline helps set realistic expectations.

Typical Case Timeline:

Simple Cases (3-6 Months):

Minor injuries with full recovery
Clear liability with cooperative at-fault party
Adequate insurance coverage
No disputed facts
Example: Minor rear-end collision with soft tissue injuries that resolve with physical therapy

Moderate Cases (6-12 Months):

More significant injuries requiring extensive treatment
Some disputed liability issues
Negotiation with insurance companies
Possibility of filing a lawsuit to pressure settlement
Example: Car accident with broken bones requiring surgery and extended recovery

Complex Cases (12-24+ Months):

Severe or permanent injuries
Heavily disputed liability
Multiple parties involved
Inadequate insurance requiring pursuit of multiple sources
Trial necessary
Example: Truck accident causing traumatic brain injury with long-term disability

Key Factors Affecting Timeline:

1. Medical Treatment Duration:

You shouldn’t settle your case until you’ve completed treatment or reached “maximum medical improvement” (MMI)—the point where your condition is unlikely to improve further. Settling too early means:

Unresolved medical issues aren’t compensated
Future medical needs aren’t considered
You may leave significant money on the table

2. Severity of Injuries:

Minor injuries: Weeks to months of treatment
Serious injuries: Months to over a year of treatment
Permanent disabilities: Must evaluate long-term care needs and life-long impacts

3. Liability Disputes:

Clear fault: Faster resolution
Disputed fault: Requires extensive investigation, expert witnesses, and possibly trial
Multiple at-fault parties: More complex negotiations

4. Insurance Company Cooperation:

Reasonable insurers: May settle promptly with adequate offer
Difficult insurers: May deny claims, make low-ball offers, or force litigation

5. Available Insurance Coverage:

Adequate coverage: Can settle for full damages
Insufficient coverage: May need to pursue underinsured motorist claims, asset searches, or multiple defendants

6. Need for Expert Witnesses:

Accident reconstructionists
Medical experts
Economists for lost earning capacity
Life care planners for permanent injuries

Retaining and coordinating expert witnesses adds time but strengthens your case.

7. Court Scheduling:

If a lawsuit is necessary, court dockets vary by county. Some Georgia counties have faster case processing than others. Trials may be scheduled 12-18+ months after filing.

Why Some Cases Take Longer:

You May Need Extended Treatment:

Rushing to settle before completing medical care almost always results in less compensation. We advise patience to ensure all injuries are properly documented and treated.

Insurance Companies Delay:

Tactics include requesting unnecessary documentation, taking weeks to respond to demands, and making unrealistic offers forcing further negotiation or litigation.

Lawsuit Becomes Necessary:

Filing suit adds time but often results in significantly better settlements. Insurance companies take cases more seriously once we demonstrate willingness to go to trial.

Trial Preparation:

If we can’t reach fair settlement, preparing for trial involves:

Discovery (depositions, interrogatories, document production)
Expert witness retention and reports
Mediation attempts
Trial preparation

This process typically takes 12-24 months but may be necessary to recover full compensation.

Expediting Your Case:

While we can’t control all factors, we work efficiently by:

Starting investigation immediately upon hiring
Maintaining regular communication with your medical providers
Sending comprehensive demand packages promptly after treatment completion
Responding quickly to insurance company communications
Being prepared to file suit if negotiations stall
Maintaining trial readiness to pressure fair settlements

What You Can Do:

Follow all medical advice and attend all appointments
Keep us informed of changes in your condition
Respond promptly when we need information
Be patient—we’re working to maximize your recovery
Trust our experience in knowing when to settle vs. when to push forward

Our Commitment:

At Kenneth S. Nugent, P.C., we balance efficiency with thoroughness. We won’t unnecessarily delay your case, but we also won’t rush to settle before you receive maximum compensation. Our decades of experience helps us navigate the process efficiently while protecting your rights at every stage. We provide regular updates so you’re never wondering about your case status. Contact any of our 9 Georgia offices for a free consultation—we’ll give you a realistic timeline estimate based on your specific circumstances.

10. What makes Kenneth S. Nugent, P.C. different from other personal injury law firms in Georgia?

Answer: Choosing the right attorney significantly impacts your case outcome. After 30+ years serving Georgia injury victims, Kenneth S. Nugent, P.C. has built a reputation for excellence, accessibility, and results. Here’s what sets us apart:

Extensive Georgia Coverage:

9 Offices Across Georgia: We maintain offices throughout Georgia, making quality legal representation accessible regardless of where you live. Our locations include:

Augusta
Atlanta
Columbus
Macon
Savannah
Albany
Valdosta
And additional offices serving communities statewide

This statewide presence means:

Convenient in-person meetings near you
Deep understanding of local courts and judges
Established relationships with local experts and medical providers
Home office accessibility if you’re too injured to travel

Proven Track Record:

Decades of Experience: Kenneth S. Nugent founded our firm 30+ years ago with one mission: fighting for injured Georgians. Over three decades, we’ve:

Recovered millions of dollars in compensation for clients
Handled thousands of personal injury cases
Built strong relationships with Georgia courts
Earned respect from opposing counsel and insurance companies
Maintained an excellent reputation throughout Georgia’s legal community

Millions Recovered: We’ve successfully resolved cases ranging from minor injuries to catastrophic, life-changing accidents. Our results speak to our commitment to maximizing every client’s compensation.

Client-Focused Approach:

Personal Attention:

You’re not just a case number at Kenneth S. Nugent, P.C. We limit our caseloads to ensure every client receives:

Direct attorney communication, not just paralegals
Thorough case investigation and preparation
Timely responses to questions and concerns
Personalized strategy based on your unique circumstances

Accessibility:

We make ourselves available when you need us:

Free consultations at all locations
Flexible meeting times, including evenings and weekends
Home and hospital visits if you’re too injured to come to us
Multiple ways to contact us (phone, email, online)

Clear Communication:

We explain complex legal concepts in plain English, keep you informed throughout your case, and ensure you understand each decision before we proceed.

No-Risk Representation:

Contingency Fee Basis: We charge no attorney fees unless we win your case. This means:

No upfront costs to hire experienced attorneys
No financial risk to pursue your legal rights
Our success depends on your success

We Advance Case Expenses: We pay for investigators, expert witnesses, medical records, and all case costs upfront. You’re not billed as we go.

Comprehensive Case Handling:

Full-Service Representation: From the initial investigation through settlement or trial, we handle every aspect of your case:

Accident scene investigation
Evidence preservation
Witness interviews
Medical record review
Expert witness retention
Insurance negotiations
Lawsuit filing and litigation
Trial representation if necessary
Settlement negotiation
Lien resolution

Network of Experts: We work with top accident reconstructionists, medical specialists, economists, life care planners, and other experts who strengthen your case and maximize compensation.

Aggressive Negotiation, Skilled Litigation:

Insurance Companies Know Us: Our reputation for thorough preparation and willingness to go to trial motivates insurance companies to offer fair settlements. They know we’re not afraid of the courtroom. Trial Experience: While most cases settle, we prepare every case for trial. This preparation includes:

Comprehensive discovery
Expert witness preparation
Demonstrative evidence creation
Witness coaching
Trial strategy development

When trial is necessary, our courtroom experience gives you the best chance of success.

Community Commitment:

Serving Georgia for Over 30 Years: We’re not just attorneys—we’re members of Georgia communities. We live, work, and raise families here. Our commitment to Georgia extends beyond individual cases to supporting the communities we serve. Local Knowledge: Our deep Georgia roots mean we understand:

Local court procedures and practices
Judges’ preferences and tendencies
Local insurance defense attorneys
Georgia-specific laws and regulations
Community standards and expectations

Values That Guide Us:

Integrity:: We provide honest assessments of your case, even when it means telling you what you don’t want to hear. We never make promises we can’t keep or exaggerate potential outcomes.
Compassion:: We understand that behind every case is a person whose life has been disrupted by injury. We treat every client with respect, empathy, and dignity.
Excellence:: We continuously invest in our knowledge, skills, and resources to provide the highest quality representation. We stay current on legal developments and best practices.
Tenacity:: We don’t give up easily. When insurance companies refuse fair compensation, we’re prepared to take your case as far as necessary—including trial—to fight for what you deserve.

How to Get Started:

Contact Kenneth S. Nugent, P.C. today for a free, no-obligation consultation. We’ll:

Listen to your story
Evaluate your case
Explain your legal options
Answer all your questions
Provide honest guidance

You can reach us at any of our 9 Georgia offices or online. We’re ready to fight for the compensation you deserve.

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