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Our legal team gives each client the care and attention they deserve.
Unlike some other firms, Scholle Law treats every client like a person, not a number. When you have questions or concerns, we are here to help. See why our clients love us.
When you hire Scholle Law, insurance companies and their lawyers pay attention.
When you hire Scholle Law, insurance companies and their lawyers pay attention. Charles Scholle is AV-rated by his peers, the highest rating possible. In addition, he has been selected as a Super Lawyer by his peers and maintains a perfect 10 AVVO rating.
We have been able to recover over $75 million on behalf of our clients.
We are not a “settlement only” law firm. When the insurance company refuses to pay what is owed, we will aggressively litigate to maximize client outcomes. With this approach, we have been able to recover millions on behalf of our clients.
You never pay a fee, until we win your personal injury case.
Scholle Law only gets paid when your case is won. We offer free, no-risk case evaluations, and when you decide to hire us, you never pay for our services out of pocket. Our "Success Fee" comes directly from the settlement or verdict we win on your behalf.
When you turn past Archer High School and you pass what seems like yet another fender bender, it may not seem like a big deal. Even that small rear-end crash near the Gwinnett County Public Library may not seem too bad. But when your life is interrupted by a car crash, you soon realize it is, in fact, a big deal.
Your car may be totaled, you may suffer severe injuries, and you may have no idea what to do next. Chances are, the insurance company will contact you after an accident and ask for a statement. They may even make a settlement offer. Before you speak to the insurance company and potentially compromise your potential legal rights, contact the Gwinnett County car accident attorneys at Scholle Law.
Our skilled lawyers have represented victims of car accidents for over 25 years. We know the strategies and tricks insurance companies use to minimize the amount of compensation they pay out. While some other law firms may encourage you to take an early offer from the insurance company to close your case quickly, we will fight for every dime you rightfully deserve.
To schedule a free, no-obligation consultation with a Lawrenceville car accident lawyer, call us or contact us online today.
When you’re looking for a car accident lawyer, you want a law firm that knows how to fight to get you the maximum compensation for your case. It’s important to find out the following information before you make your decision.
Not all personal injury firms have a lot of experience when dealing with car accident cases that have taken place in Lawrenceville, GA. Be particularly weary of the law firms that handle ‘all kinds of cases’, such as criminal, family and business law. We believe that your best chance to get the maximum compensation for your car accident case is to be working with a personal injury law firm who’s main area of practice is handling car accident cases.
An experienced car accident lawyer should be able to show you plenty of case results where they have gotten great outcomes for their car accident clients. When you’ve been in a car accident, you need to know that the car accident attorney you choose isn’t taking you on as one of their first clients, you and your family deserve the very best legal representation because you can be sure that the insurance company will have tough lawyers to deal with on their side.
There’s a reason why most people hire a Lawrenceville car accident attorney after having read a number of their online reviews. Even when a law firm has a lot of positive car accident case reviews, take a look to see if the owners of the firm respond to their reviews. If an attorney cares enough to respond to their reviews then there’s a good chance they are the kind of car accident lawyer who will care enough to fight as hard as they can for your case.
Soft tissue injuries are the most common type of injury for victims involved in both minor and severe accidents. After a car crash, whiplash, which is the stretching of neck and head ligaments and muscles, is the most frequent soft tissue injury. Lacerations, avulsions, abrasions, contusions, and muscle sprains are all examples of soft tissue injuries.
Symptoms to watch for:
A scrape is an injury in which layers of skin are scraped or destroyed, while a cut is a long, thin incision in the skin. Smaller cuts and scrapes are quite common after a vehicle accident. When something inside the car turns into a flying hazard, these injuries frequently occur. Broken glass, automobile components, and even airbags can all result in scratches and wounds in a car accident.
Symptoms to watch for Please go to the doctor right away if you have any of the following symptoms and you think your scrape or cut might be infected:
According to the CDC, an average of 155 Americans die each day from head and brain injuries. These types of trauma are some of the most common fatal injuries resulting from car accidents. When the head collides with the windshield, steering wheel, passenger window, or another vehicle component or object within the car, a person may get bruised, scraped, or lacerated. In more devastating car accidents, the person can experience closed head injuries, concussions, traumatic brain injury (TBI), and even suffer permanent brain damage.
Symptoms to watch for:
Chest injuries sustained in car accidents more frequently require surgery than other types of injuries. Chest injuries resulting from car accidents can be classified as minor (bruises), medium (contusions), or serious (broken ribs, damage to internal organs, collapsed lung, internal bleeding). The driver is at a greater risk of chest injuries since there is little distance between his or her chest and the steering wheel. Seatbelts, as well as airbags when they deploy, can also be to blame for chest injuries.
Symptoms to watch for:
Car accidents can cause the extremities (arms and legs) to move inadvertently, resulting in harm. Bumps and scrapes to the arms and legs are the most common arm and leg injuries in automobile accidents, but fractured bones and limb loss can also occur.
Symptoms to watch for:
Spinal cord injuries and back injuries, including those caused by automobile accidents, are among the most prevalent vehicle accident injuries. The backbone isn’t created to endure strong impact, which is why backs are so prone to injury during car accidents. What’s most daunting about managing a back injury from a car collision is that its effects might not present for days or even weeks.
Symptoms to watch for:
One of the most common car accident injuries is internal damage, which often requires surgery. This can be caused by flying debris or the human body hitting or being pressed against an object. If the injured person does not seek expert care quickly, he or she can develop a hemorrhage and die.
Symptoms to watch for:
No matter how mild, severe or even nonexistent, your injuries after a car accident are, it is very important that you see medical attention either at the scene of or very soon after a car accident. As soon as you’ve been checked out, contact a car accident attorney.
Some times, the best way to avoid a car accident is to literally ‘steer clear’ of areas that are notorious for auto accidents. Lawrenceville is a very busy city with many roadways that require drivers to pay close attention. If you find yourself driving in or around any of these intersections, please be particularly careful.
The Sugarloaf turn lanes near the 316 overpass are confusing for drivers trying to merge onto both Cruise Road and Highway 316. Many unfamiliar drivers have difficulty merging into the heavy traffic, which can cause a car accident because of the high volume of cars near shopping centers and restaurants.
Sugarloaf Parkway has become a popular alternative for tourists attempting to traverse Gwinnett County. With more people using Sugarloaf Parkway to travel between highways, crossing Highway 29 is more hazardous, especially when drivers are in a rush and not paying attention.
Intersections 14 and 15, when combined, would rank first. When looking at all Gwinnett County intersections, Lawrenceville Highway’s connections with Lawrenceville Suwanee Road and Sugarloaf Parkway have the most car accidents.
These two intersections, with the addition of high driver speeds, heavy traffic, and a bustling Wal-Mart shopping center, create a hazardous mix for drivers in Lawrenceville.
The most car accidents at the intersection of Duluth Highway and Riverside Parkway happen during rush hour between 4 pm to 7 pm.
Duluth Highway’s popularity has increased rapidly amongst drivers looking to avoid traffic on Highway 316 and Interstate 85. However, during peak travel hours, many distracted drivers in a rush to get home take dangerous risks when making turns or crossing the highway.
If you’ve been injured at any of these intersections, it’s important to speak with a car accident attorney as soon as possible. Car accident claims and the proof of injuries sustained have a better chance of being preserved, the sooner you engage a car accident attorney. The insurance company hopes that you delay as long as possible because they know they have a better chance of having to pay you the maximum amount, the longer you wait. Don’t give them that advantage.
Our skilled car accident lawyers have represented victims of car accidents for over 25 years. We know the strategies and tricks insurance companies use to minimize the amount of compensation they pay out. While some other law firms may encourage you to take an early offer from the insurance company to close your case quickly, we will fight for every dime you rightfully deserve.
To schedule a free, no-obligation consultation with a Lawrenceville car accident lawyer, call us or contact us online today.
“My job is to use the law to the fullest extent to help our clients return to the life they had before they were injured.”-Charles Scholle
“My job is to use the law to the fullest extent to help our clients return to the life they had before they were injured.”-Charles Scholle
We believe in practicing law in an ethical and professional manner, where the client’s interests are paramount.
$14 million medical malpractice verdict against anesthesiology providers and their employers in Gwinnett County when a patient lost her sight due to the negligent management of chemicals in the operating room.
Settlement for a Gwinnett County resident who suffered a traumatic brain injury in a T-bone accident, suffering brain damage and multiple fractures.
Verdict in Fulton County case against a bar for over-serving a patron. Client was family of a young woman who was killed after she was hit by multiple vehicles on Interstate 285 in Atlanta.
Verdict in Fulton County case against a bar for over-serving a patron. Client was family of young woman who was killed after she was hit by multiple vehicles on Interstate 285 in Atlanta.
Settlement for a 23-year-old Barrow County resident after being struck by a cargo van while driving his motorcycle. He suffered a severe tibia fracture requiring surgery.
Plaintiff was injured after she was locked out on her patio and attempted to use the secondary egress ladder to exit the building. The ladder was not code compliant because it did not reach the ground and did not have a collapsible extension.
Scholle Law has received over 100 5-Star Google Reviews
You are legally required to report all accidents to your insurance company unless there were no injuries or fatalities, and total property damage is under $500. But when you consider that even replacing a damaged bumper can cost up to $1,000, it is safe to say that virtually all car accidents must be reported. The timeframe in which you must notify your insurer of the incident varies by company, but you should not wait more than 48 hours.
When you do report the wreck, reveal as little information as possible. The more details you reveal, the more ammunition your insurer will have to minimize or deny your claim. During your call, give them your identifying information, the other driver’s contact and insurance information, the time and place of the crash, and if there is a police report.
You may also tell them the make and model of your and the other driver’s vehicles and if your car needs to be repaired (and if which repair shop you took your car to, if you have done so already).
If it is an option, provide a written report instead of a verbal one so you can review your statement before sending it. Many insurance companies provide this option through their mobile app or website.
The insurance agent will likely ask probing questions that seem innocent enough. No matter how friendly the agent is, these questions are designed to poke holes in your recounting of the accident to prove you do not deserve the compensation you are seeking.
These questions may include:
You have every right to refuse to answer these questions, and that right should be exercised. If the insurance agent is persistent in their questioning, you can reply that you are not prepared to discuss details of the incident, as you may not realize the extent of the aftermath from the wreck. Alternatively, you can refer them to the information in the police reportor, even better, let them know that you want to speak with an attorney before answering their questions.
If you have not contacted your insurance provider yet, call a car accident attorney first. During your free consultation, your lawyer can provide instructions about how to deal with your insurer (and the other driver’s insurance provider) so you do not undermine your right to seek compensation through legal action later on. If you decide to move forward with hiring a personal injury lawyer, they can deal with the insurance companies on your behalf.
If you drive through Gwinnett County, especially during rush hour, you will experience some of the worst traffic Georgia has to offer. Even if traffic is light, other motorists who are inattentive, reckless, or simply bad at driving can cause collisions. If you are injured in a wreck due to someone else’s negligence or actions, the attorneys at Scholle Law are ready to help.
Our skilled lawyers have represented victims of car accidents for over 25 years. We know the strategies and tricks insurance companies use to minimize the amount of compensation they pay out. While some other law firms may encourage you to take an early offer from the insurance company to close your case quickly, we will fight for every dime you rightfully deserve.
To schedule a free, no-obligation consultation with a Lawrenceville car accident lawyer, call us or contact us online today.
Get a free case evaluation of your accident or injury so that we can explore your legal options.
Get a free case evaluation of your accident or injury so that we can explore your legal options.
We are not a “general practice” firm. Our focus allows us to be more effective and aggressive advocates for our clients. We will not waiver from our commitment to excellence for every client and family we represent.
-Charles Scholle"...I always like the underdog. I always like representing the little guy. I don't want to represent the corporation or the insurance company."