Reliable Licensed since 2017, Bill Buchanan, LLC has exclusively represented injured victims in all types of personal injury cases. I aim to preserve the injured party's right to sue and adequately compensate for it. My objective is to force the wrongdoer to answer for his/her behavior so that victims do not have to endure the consequences of their negligence or malicious intent. I will litigate cases when necessary, and there is no guarantee of success or that I will handle any claims. If a case goes to court, I charge the client a contingency fee. The injured party bears no out-of-pocket costs because my fee is contingent on the compensation payment as part of the firm's performance. When the insurance company does not offer a fair settlement, I will fight for you in court if necessary. I pursue of compensation for your health, wellness, and financial recovery. I will be the team member you depend on. Watch and wait after being harmed. You may want to settle a lawsuit if you or a loved one has been hurt because of someone else's fault. You deserve reparation if a close family member died due to the defendant's wrongful act. Although I understand that money cannot repair the damage, you could get monetary compensation to offset medical bills and lost earnings caused by a disability and emotionally suffering.
Bill Buchanan is a top-rated attorney for clients in Columbus, Georgia. Some of the reviews highlight that Buchanan is, "Fighter" who, "Arises" for his customers. He treats his clients with kindness, compassion, and respect, which is noted by his colleagues. Buchanan has worked for 30+ years as a personal injury lawyer. Most of his clients have had positive experiences with Buchanan. This is evident in their feedback posts. One customer said they had a, "great outcome" after Buchanan represented them, and they, "sincerely believe that without him” they would, “not have the same” result. Bill Buchanan's success in his field is a result of his commitment to customer satisfaction, professionalism, and knowledge.
