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Millions Recovered for Georgia Car Accident Victims

$675 Million NFL Concussion Settlement

$75 Million NCAA Concussion Settlement

$32.5 Million Tractor-Trailer Collision

$27 Million Wrongful Death

Millions Recovered for Georgia Car Accident Victims

$675 Million NFL Concussion Settlement

$75 Million NCAA Concussion Settlement

$32.5 Million Tractor-Trailer Collision

$27 Million Wrongful Death

At Mabra Law, treating our clients like family is what we do…

IT’S THE CORE ASPECT OF OUR LAW FIRM

For nearly two decades our team of highly skilled and successful Atlanta Personal injury lawyers have advised thousands of men and women as they face the most challenging battles of their lives. Our compassionate team understands the pain, fear and difficulty experienced by those who have been injured in a car accident. 

If you were injured or a family member was hurt or killed as the result of a car accident, you may have greater legal rights than you know. You deserve to know your options beforehand so that you can make decisions that will put you and your recovery first from a well-informed point of view.

Our experienced Mabra Law team is available by phone, without cost or obligation, to hear your story and offer the guidance you need.

When you choose Mabra Law, you’re not just hiring an attorney. You’re joining a family.

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Recent Victory

$32.5 million settlement to family after tragic tractor-trailer wreck

Ronnie Mabra and co-counsel secured a historic $32.5 million settlement for the widow and four daughters of a U.S. Army veteran killed in an underride collision with a tractor-trailer.

The tractor had not been regularly inspected, was poorly maintained and lacked working lights or reflective markers necessary to its visiblity in the dark. As a result, the victim could neither see nor avoid the tractor-trailer when its driver failed to yield while turning left. The settlement was reached in January 2024 before to going to jury trial in Gwinnett County State Court.

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Be prepared and remain informed after an accident or injury in Georgia.

Real Questions Answered by a Real Atlanta Personal Injury Attorney

Georgia operates as a modified comparative negligence state. Individuals can still seek damages if they were partially at fault for an accident, but those who are 50 percent or more responsible for the incident cannot recover any damages. These rules don’t apply to every state. In some states if you are found to be at fault for an accident you cannot recover any compensation.

No, generally you do not need to pay tax on your personal injury settlement. There are exceptions (awards for lost wages) but your Atlanta personal injury attorney can guide you, based on given the unique type, facts and circumstances of your case.

You work with a personal injury attorney to file your lawsuit. It will not cost you anything to speak with a lawyer to determine if there is potential for a personal injury case. The first step after an accident or injuries is to seek medical care. Then, your attorney will begin gathering the evidence to support your claim. We will work with your insurance company, file a claim for compensation and send a demand letter to the at-fault person’s insurance company. The demand letter outlines your “demands” for compensation. Next, our team will negotiate on your behalf, which often ends with a fair compensation package. If, however, an agreement for fair compensation cannot be finalized, we will take the case to trial.

When you work with a personal injury lawyer he or she accepts the case on a contingency agreement, which means no money is owed unless the firm recovers compensation for you.

The value of a personal injury case depends on many different factors, including: the level of fault, degree of damage, the extent of injuries, and amount of insurance coverage available. Depending on the details of your accident, your personal injury attorney will draft a demand letter that will give an accurate estimate of the total amount of compensation to which you are entitled.

The payout timeline on personal injury lawsuits can vary a great deal. First, it depends on how soon you contact a personal injury attorney. Second, the time it takes for the injuries to heal can postpone your payment. The insurance company wants to tally up the costs of all your medical treatments before settling on a final number. Finally, a decision may be delayed if you choose to go to court versus settling through mediation because many court systems have a backlog of cases. Larger settlements tend to take longer.

Helping Georgia Residents After an Accident or Injury

Securing what you need after an accident or injury in Georgia.

We're committed to personal injury cases, fighting diligently to safeguard our clients' rights and obtain their rightful compensation.

We provide unwavering support and legal assistance ​​allowing those who are injured in car vs. car or car vs. truck accidents focus on their recovery.

Truck accidents are often catastrophic, and we work relentlessly to hold negligent parties accountable.

Mabra Law is your dedicated team of advocates after a motorcycle accident, securing the compensation and care you deserve.

Our comprehensive, wrap-around legal support promotes recovery and stability for those facing life-altering injuries.

We will do everything possible to obtain justice and compensation for your profound loss.

We hold property owners responsible when negligence or poor maintenance leads to accidents and injuries.

Our versatile legal team is equipped to handle any type of personal injury case while guarding your well-being and prioritizing your success.

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You Need to Know

Georgia Has a Two-Year Statute of Limitations

In Georgia, the statute of limitations for civil cases, including car accidents, wrongful death and other personal injury claims, is generally two years from the date of the injury or death, as outlined in O.C.G.A. § 9-3-33. That means that if you do not file a lawsuit within the two-year window, your case becomes void. However, the specific timeline can vary depending on the circumstances of your case. It’s crucial to be aware of the timeline, as failing to file within the designated time frame can result in the forfeiture of your right to pursue compensation.

What our Clients Say

A Legacy of Success: 700+ Satisfied Clients

My experience with Mabra Law was excellent. They were very helpful and made the process easy for me. I feel like they had my best interest in mind and worked hard to get me the best settlement possible. I hope I’m not involved in an accident again, but if I am, I will come back to Mabra!

— Amy Cahill

Our Clients, Our Pride: Hear Their Stories of Recovery and Gratitude

“You really feel like you’re being taken care of from the very beginning.”

— Dwight