5 Frequently Asked Questions About Personal Injury

Atlanta Personal Injury Lawyer
Welcome to Greathouse Trial Law and thanks for stopping by. There could be any number of reasons you are searching for a personal injury attorney and any number of attorneys in Atlanta to choose, so I appreciate your time spent researching me.

Maybe this is the first time you've considered calling an injury attorney. You could be experiencing pain, suffering, discomfort, are dealing with piles of unexpected medical bills, time off of work and are confused about how to move forward.

Contact an Experienced Atlanta Personal Injury Law Firm
Before you do anything else, contact a personal injury lawyer right away. The first thing you should do after an accident is to contact an attorney, not an insurance company. This may sound cliche but it is true, and here's why. Insurance companies are large corporations in the business of making money. They can't pay what each accident victim deserves because they would then be out of business.

"I understand how to deal with insurance companies. I know you are confused, injured and angry. The money insurance companies will attempt to settle on is not nearly the amount to cover your medical bills, vehicle damage, doctor visits and living expenses. Insurance companies, even your own, are looking out for themselves first. Let me assist you in getting the fair compensation you deserve."

Attorney Riah Greathouse has been counsel of record in over 1000 criminal and civil matters throughout Georgia recovering millions of dollars for his clients.

About Riah Greathouse
Since being admitted to practice law in the State of Georgia, Riah Winston Greathouse has been counsel of record in over 1000+ criminal and civil matters throughout the state with a high rate of success. Riah earned his law degree from the Thurgood Marshall School of Law at Texas Southern University in Houston, Texas, where he graduated in the Top 10% of his law school class. During Riah’s law school tenure, he gained invaluable experience with internships with Judge Clarence Cooper of the United States District Court in the Northern District of Georgia, as well as Chief Judge Myra H. Dixon of the State Court of Fulton County, Georgia. The respective judicial internships allowed Riah to gain a keen insight on the method in which judges operate, and how many of them expect attorneys to be prepared when appearing on clients’ behalf.

Following law school, Riah joined a premier DUI defense firm, where he zealously represented numerous individuals charged with DUI. While representing DUI clients, Riah earned his certification in National Highway Traffic Safety Administration DUI Detection & Standardized Field Sobriety Testing, and attended the National College for DUI Defense at Harvard. Riah has also served his community as an Assistant District Attorney in Fulton County, Georgia for several years, where he prosecuted cases ranging from drugs to violent felonies throughout the county. His service as a prosecutor allows him to offer his clients the perspective of a prosecutor, which often times proves to be beneficial in securing a favorable resolution. After leaving the Fulton County District Attorney’s Office, Riah joined a nationally recognized plaintiff’s firm, where he represented injured victims as well as estates on behalf of decedents in wrongful death actions, where he has recovered millions for his clients.

When Riah is not in the courtroom, he finds time to serve as the Chairman of the Board of Directors for Zena’s House, Incorporated, and is a member of the City of Atlanta’s Board of Ethics. He also enjoys spending time with his family, worshipping at Impact United Methodist Church, and rooting for the Falcons, Braves, Hawks, and UGA.

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Basically, You can’t sue if damages are less than $4, 000.00.

That means someone can break your teeth permanently, but if it costs $3999.99 to have then fixed, you can’t sue the liable party in the car wreck.


Crazy af how you can suffer permanent damages but not be able to sue.

Minnesota law