LaGrange Personal Injury Lawyer, Shane Smith, was recently hired to help LW who was hurt in a LaGrange car accident, which is in Troup County. LW was hurt and needed to see a doctor.
LW also decided they needed a LaGrange Personal Injury Lawyer to help them against the insurance company. LW hired LaGrange Personal Injury Lawyer, Shane Smith, to represent them.
The car accident occurred on 12/30/2011 at Franklin Rd @ Mooty Bridge Rd in the city of LaGrange in Troup County. They were rear-ended by a Toyota Camry. The LaGrange police department investigated and found the defendant was at fault. LW had to seek medical care after the accident. LW is continuing treatment.
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