If your car, home, or belongings were damaged due to someone else's actions, you might be entitled to compensation under Georgia law. Property damage can happen in a car accident, construction incident, or even due to negligence by a neighbor or business.
If your car, home, or belongings were damaged due to someone else's actions, you might be entitled to compensation under Georgia law. Property damage can happen in a car accident, construction incident, or even due to negligence by a neighbor or business.
So what counts as property damage?
Vehicle damage in a crash
Damage to your home from a fallen tree or faulty construction
Broken personal items during a service or delivery
Any damage caused by someone else’s carelessness
To file a claim, you’ll need:
Proof of the damage (photos, estimates, repair bills)
Documentation showing it wasn’t your fault
A clear record of the costs you’ve had to cover
If you’re dealing with a property damage issue, don’t wait. Insurance companies may offer less than what you're owed, or deny your claim altogether.
You don’t have to deal with it alone. We’ll help you get the full value of what you’ve lost.
“Property damage isn’t just an inconvenience—it’s a financial loss you shouldn’t have to bear alone.”