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Personal Injury Attorneys serving clients throughout Georgia for over 30 years. Call for a Free Consultation.

From car accidents and slip and fall to very complex truck accidents, class actions and medical malpractice cases. Experience Matters - a life member of the Multi Million Dollar Advocates Forum and over 24 years of litigation experience, Jonathan R Brockman, PC A Personal Injury Law Firm helps injured persons obtain maximum recovery for injuries from car/motorcycle accidents, truck wrecks, bicycle

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06/18/2026

Georgia only requires drivers to carry $25,000 in injury coverage per person. If your medical bills exceed that after a crash in Carrollton, you could be left covering the gap yourself. 💰

As a passenger, you may have more options than you realize. Uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage on other policies could fill that hole. And if both drivers shared fault, you might file claims against multiple insurance sources.

The key: identify every available policy early. If fault is shared, you may be able to pursue claims against multiple policies, so missing a coverage source could reduce your recovery.

If you were hurt as a passenger in Carrollton, call Jonathan R. Brockman, P.C. for a free case evaluation.

06/14/2026

Myth: If you slipped and fell at a store but weren't paying attention, you have no case.

Fact: Georgia allows injury claims even when you share some fault, as long as you're less than 50% responsible.

Property owners owe visitors a duty to maintain safe conditions. Whether it's a wet floor, broken handrail, or poor lighting, a hazard they knew about and ignored can make them liable. Your compensation gets reduced by your percentage of fault, but you can still recover.

Georgia gives you two years from the injury date to file. Photos of the hazard and witness contact info taken at the scene can make or break your case. ⚠️

If you were hurt on someone else's property in Fayetteville, call Jonathan R. Brockman, P.C. for a free case evaluation.

06/11/2026

Imagine this: you're recovering from a serious truck collision in Alpharetta, and the bills are already piling up.

Georgia law recognizes three types of recoverable damages after a truck crash. Special damages cover your medical bills, lost wages, and property damage. General damages address the harder-to-measure losses like pain, emotional trauma, and disability. In some cases involving egregious conduct, punitive damages may also apply.

The catch? Georgia's modified comparative negligence rule means you must be less than 50% at fault to recover anything. You only have two years from the accident date to file a personal injury claim. ⚠️

If you were hurt in a truck wreck in Alpharetta, call Jonathan R. Brockman, P.C. for a free case evaluation.

06/07/2026

Your pain after a truck crash is real. Proving it in a Georgia courtroom requires more than words. 🚛

General damages cover losses like suffering, emotional trauma, and disability. Unlike medical bills, there's no receipt. Courts rely on testimony and evidence showing how the crash changed your daily life. A personal journal documenting pain levels, emotional struggles, and activities you can no longer do becomes powerful proof.

Start writing from day one. What hurts, what's harder, what's different. These details strengthen your claim.

If you were hurt in a truck wreck in Cu***ng, call Jonathan R. Brockman, P.C. at 770-670-5798 for a free case evaluation.

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06/06/2026

Georgia's seatbelt 'gag rule' is gone. For nearly 40 years, trucking companies couldn't use your seatbelt status against you in court. That changed in April 2025 when Governor Kemp signed SB 68 into law.

Now, defendants in truck crash cases can argue that not wearing a seatbelt made your injuries worse. Under Georgia's comparative negligence framework, this could reduce your compensation or increase your assigned fault percentage.

The critical threshold: If you're found 50% or more at fault, you recover nothing. After a Cu***ng truck crash, preserve all evidence immediately and never give recorded statements to insurance adjusters before talking to an attorney. ⚠️

Call Jonathan R. Brockman, P.C. at 770-670-5798 for a free case evaluation.

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06/03/2026

The trucking company caused your crash. Under Georgia's new law, they can still try to blame your injuries on your seatbelt.

Here's the key distinction: what caused the collision and what caused your specific injuries are separate legal questions. Defense teams want to blur this line to shift fault onto you and reduce your recovery.

Fighting back means gathering crash reconstruction data, medical evidence linking injuries to impact force, and challenging exaggerated claims about seatbelt protection in high-force truck collisions. A strong case keeps the focus where it belongs: on the trucker's negligence. ⚠️

Call Jonathan R. Brockman, P.C. at 770-670-5798 for a free case evaluation.

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05/30/2026

The other driver caused your crash. Under Georgia law, they might not owe you everything you deserve.

Georgia's apportionment system means each at-fault party pays only their individual share of your damages. If a hit-and-run driver contributed 20% of the fault and disappeared, that 20% is essentially unrecoverable. You can only collect from identified defendants based on their specific fault percentages.

For Forsyth County crash victims, this makes building a thorough case from day one critical. Identifying every potentially liable party and preserving strong evidence can directly impact your final recovery. Georgia's two-year filing deadline doesn't wait. ⚠️

Call Jonathan R. Brockman, P.C. at 770-670-5798 for a free case evaluation.

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05/28/2026

A manmade pool can support an injury claim. A natural pond usually can't.

Under Georgia's attractive nuisance doctrine, courts generally require the dangerous condition to be artificial rather than natural. This distinction matters in Cu***ng, where both backyard pools and natural water features are common across residential properties.

Georgia law also requires pool fencing at least four feet high, with specific alarm requirements if a house wall serves as part of the barrier. When these standards aren't met and a child is injured, property owners can face liability.

If your child was hurt near a water feature on someone else's property, call Jonathan R. Brockman, P.C. at 770-670-5798 for a free case evaluation. ⚠️

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05/24/2026

Your seatbelt didn't lock during a Cu***ng truck crash. That failure might give you an additional claim.

When seatbelt systems malfunction during impact, Georgia law allows product liability claims against manufacturers separately from negligence claims against trucking companies. These are distinct legal theories that can potentially increase your total recovery.

Preserving the vehicle and seatbelt system as evidence is critical. Once repairs happen or the vehicle gets scrapped, that proof disappears. Georgia's two-year filing deadline starts immediately. ⚠️

Call Jonathan R. Brockman, P.C. at 770-670-5798 for a free case evaluation.

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