- OVER $40,000,000 [MILLION] IN CAREER ASSOCIATED VERDICTS OR SETTLEMENTS
- Grace and Carlton Parkinson v. West Paces Ferry Hospital, (1989) $4,088,536 Verdict
- Young v. Beers Construction et al, (2003) $1,500,000 Fulton State Court, Mediated result
- Laird v. Pensky, Bronx, NY. $1,200,000 Settled During Trial, Plaintiff Determined More than 50% at Fault
- Clinard v. Morgan Southern Trucking, (1997) $550,000
Settlement - Hobrook v. Hartsock, Forsyth County, (2000) $192,500 during litigation
Truck Accidents in Georgia
Robert Windholz is an experienced Georgia truck injury attorney who works closely with his clients to help them receive just compensation. Truck drivers are responsible for killing and injuring many people each year.
Unfortunately, many individuals never seek legal aid and therefore do not receive the reimbursement they deserve. If you believe your accident was caused by a negligent Georgia trucker, injury lawyer Robert Windholz as soon as possible and put the accident behind you.
Who is responsible when you suffer injuries in a truck accident?
The following are individuals who may be responsible for your injury:
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The driver: Often times it is the driver who is responsible for causing injury. The driver may be responsible if he or she was intoxicated in any way while operating the vehicle. Drugs and alcohol can cause a serious Georgia trucker accident. Also, if he or she is fatigued, speeding, or driving recklessly, then they are directly responsible for the accident. A skilled lawyer can hire an investigator to analyze the circumstances of the accident and also examine the driver's log to determine if the truck operator was over his or her limit of driving hours.
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The trucking company: In some instances, it is the trucking company and not the driver who is responsible for causing an accident. If an employer failed to properly train a driver, or hired a driver who was under age or in the country illegally, the company may be responsible. Additionally, if a company fails to properly maintain their fleet, they may also be liable for any damages done to you.
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The truck manufacturer: In the event that you sustain an injury due to the mechanical failure of a truck, you may be able to file a lawsuit against the manufacturer of the vehicle. A trucker accident in Georgia can be caused by a defective brake, tire, or hitching system.
Work with a Georgia truck accident attorney
Being injured in truck accident in Georgia can have devastating consequences on you and your family. While it is possible to file a lawsuit on your own, it is highly advisable that you secure an experienced lawyer. A knowledgeable attorney can help you file your claim, hire expert witnesses, and ultimately receive compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, and property damage.
Contact Robert S. Windholz, LLC today
If you or a loved one has been injured, you may be entitled to money damages for the harm caused by a Georgia trucker. Injury attorney Robert Windholz has, with the help of his professional staff, represented victims of personal injury and wrongful death since 1973. Contact us today for a free phone consultation regarding your personal injury case.



