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How to Document Your Injuries for Maximum Compensation in Georgia

Accidents, whether from a slip and fall or a car accident, can happen unexpectedly. Properly documenting your injuries is crucial to ensure you receive maximum compensation. If you have been involved in an accident in Albany, Thomasville, or Valdosta, GA, The Rodd Firm, your advocate in Southwest Georgia is here to assist you. Our legal… read more

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Don’t Get Lowballed: Your Rights After an Injury in Southwest Georgia

No one plans to get hurt on any given day. When an unexpected injury disrupts your life, you’re left feeling anxious, frustrated, and overwhelmed. To make matters worse, insurance companies often try to take advantage of your vulnerability by offering lowball settlement offers. Don’t fall for their tactics – you deserve to be treated fairly… read more

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How Long Does A Personal Injury Case Take?

One question we get asked a lot by clients is “How long will my personal injury case take?” People naturally want to know about how long the case might last after they sign with a lawyer. The truth is that every case is different, so there’s no single timeline. While each case varies, however, there… read more

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Getting Injured is Overwhelming. Here’s What to Expect When You Call Our Office.

Life can change in an instant. One minute you’re going about your day as normal, and the next you’re injured and facing pain, uncertainty, and disruption. It’s a lot to handle. Where do you even start? That’s where we come in. At The Rodd Firm, we know that getting injured turns your world upside down…. read more

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How To Know If You Have A Personal Injury Case In Georgia

Have you recently suffered an injury in an accident that wasn’t your fault? Perhaps a careless driver rear-ended you, or a slippery store floor caused a dangerous fall. You’re likely wondering if you might have a valid personal injury case against the responsible party. Pursuing financial compensation could help cover mounting medical bills and lost… read more

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What you need to know about uninsured motorist coverage in Georgia

As a firm focused wholly on personal injury, we routinely help car accident victims. One of the avoidable headaches that we see too often is when someone doesn’t have the proper Uninsured Motorist (UM) coverage. UM coverage provides protection against an at-fault party when the victim’s medical bills exceed policy limits. In Georgia, drivers have… read more

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What is a Premises Liability Case? Understanding Your Legal Rights

Have you ever slipped and fallen on a wet floor in a grocery store or tripped on a poorly maintained sidewalk? Have you ever suffered an injury while using faulty equipment in a gym? If so, you may be entitled to compensation for your damages. Premises liability is an area of law that deals with… read more

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Slip, Trip, Fall: What’s My Case Worth in Georgia?

Have you ever slipped, tripped, or fallen in a public or private location in Georgia due to someone else’s negligence? Have you ever wondered how much your slip and fall case could be worth? Navigating the legal labyrinth can be tricky. This post will illuminate your path, unraveling the intricacies of Georgia premises liability law,… read more

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How a Slip-and-Fall Led to a $300,000 Settlement

You don’t expect to get hurt when you walk into a place of business. You expect to do business and move on with your day. But when the unexpected happens, you need someone in your corner who knows how to bring order to the chaos and get you the compensation you deserve. We recently celebrated… read more

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Navigating Georgia’s Highways and Byways: Your Guide to Handling a Car Accident

The sudden screech of brakes, the sharp smell of burning rubber, and the terrifying crunch of metal on metal. A car wreck is an experience that leaves a deep and lasting impact. It’s a scene replayed in nightmares; a memory etched in sharp relief against the canvas of everyday life. If you’ve experienced an auto… read more

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