First Choice Accident Doctors

You Pay Nothing. We Bill The At-Fault Insurance Company!

Our board-certified doctors are experts when it comes to accident injuries, which often includes treating chronic back and neck pain. First Choice Accident Doctors hand picks each doctor for our team based on their many years of experience and results in treating injured patients.

At First Choice Accident Doctors, we treat patients who were at fault as well as patients who were not at fault. In cases of patients not at fault, we will direct bill the at-fault insurance party, therefore, absolutely no money out of pocket will be charged to you.

Minority accident victims, as well as others, are at ‘increased risk’ of being taken advantage after an auto accident. The unfamiliarity of the proper steps to take after an accident cost victims thousands of dollars. Unfortunately, most do not even know it. At some point in life, a person will think, “Enough is Enough!”

When It Comes To Your Health, Second Choice Should Never Be An Option.

We also want to ensure your legal rights are protected.

– Why We Selected The ‘Best of the Best’ Law Firms to Help You:

1. Retain a Personal Injury Attorney
From the moment you find yourself the victim of a car accident, you will have questions without answers.
– Whose car insurance will cover your medical bills?
– Who pays for the damage to your vehicle?
– How can you find a doctor to treat your injuries?
– Are you entitled to pain and suffering damages?
– Which attorney should I call and trust?

2. Direction
Because Georgia is a no-fault insurance state, a car accident claim could be handled in one of two ways. Accidents that involve only minor injuries are usually handled through the no- fault system, meaning your own car insurance policy compensates you for out-of-pocket losses (however, without an attorney, your own insurance company will try to minimize any pay out). Accident victims who suffered ‘serious injuries’ are entitled to pursue additional compensation by seeking a personal injury lawsuit. Most personal injury lawsuits are settled without going to court.

3. Communication
A car accident victim should not discuss the case with anyone without the advice of a car accident attorney. From the moment you retain the services of an attorney, your lawyer will become your voice and handle all communication with your insurance company, the other driver’s insurance company and anyone else involved in the collision.

4. Investigation
Sometimes an accident reconstruction expert is needed to determine how an accident occurred and who was at fault. A car accident attorney has the resources and experience required to properly investigate your accident to ensure that you are compensated fully and fairly for your injuries.

5. Evaluation
How much compensation you are entitled to depends to a large extent on the type and severity of your injuries. Often, the insurance company responsible for compensating a victim will contest the amount of an accident victim’s medical expenses, pain and suffering and other damages. Attorneys understand how to properly evaluate all of the medical documentation and other evidence to ensure that you receive proper compensation.

6. Negotiation
Most car accident cases settle through pre-trial negotiations. Most accident victims have no experience negotiating a settlement of this type, which could lead to either over-evaluation or under-evaluation of the claim. This can result in the victim being under compensated or the case not settling. With an experienced attorney on your side, you can rest assured that you have a skilled negotiator fighting for your interests.

7. Advocacy
While most car accident cases are settled out of court, some do end up going to trial. If this occurs, you need a lawyer by your side to advocate for you in front of a judge and jury. You can be certain that the insurance companies will have lawyers representing their interests. You need an attorney who is on your side in the courtroom.