Negligent Entrustment Litigation Fayetteville | Jackson Injury Firm

Were you injured because someone carelessly loaned a vehicle to an unfit or dangerous driver? At Jackson Injury Firm, we pursue justice through Negligent Entrustment Litigation Fayetteville, holding individuals and businesses legally responsible when their poor decisions lead to serious harm. Based in Fayetteville, we proudly serve McDonough, Jonesboro, and Peachtree City.

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What Is Negligent Entrustment?

Negligent Entrustment Litigation Fayetteville involves legal action against a person or entity that knowingly allowed an incompetent or reckless individual to use a dangerous item—most commonly a motor vehicle. If that driver caused an accident and injuries, the person who gave them the vehicle can be held legally accountable.

Common Negligent Entrustment Scenarios

• Loaning a car to an unlicensed or suspended driver

   

• Allowing a known drunk or intoxicated person to drive

   

• Letting someone with a history of reckless driving operate a vehicle

   

• Entrusting a company vehicle to an inexperienced employee

   

• Failing to check driving records before giving access to a vehicle

   

Why Choose Jackson Injury Firm for Negligent Entrustment Claims?

Negligent entrustment cases require more than proving fault—they require proving foreseeability. At Jackson Injury Firm, we bring the investigative skill and legal strategy needed to win complex liability cases.

• Over 15 years of personal injury litigation experience

   

• Detailed investigations into driver history and owner negligence

   

• Recognized by the Georgia Trial Lawyers Association

   

• Top-rated by clients across Fayette County and South Metro Atlanta

   

“Jackson Injury Firm uncovered that the driver who hit me had multiple DUIs—and they still loaned him the car. They held the owner responsible and got me justice.” — Former Client, Peachtree City

What Damages Can You Recover?

Victims of negligent entrustment may be entitled to full compensation for:

• Medical bills and ongoing treatment

   

• Lost wages and reduced earning ability

   

• Pain and suffering

   

• Property damage

   

• Punitive damages in cases of gross negligence

   

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Our Proven Legal Process

Step 1 – Free Consultation

We evaluate the facts of your case and identify whether negligent entrustment applies.

Step 2 – Driver & Owner Investigation

We review DMV records, criminal history, employer background, and liability coverage.

Step 3 – File the Lawsuit

We prepare and file all legal documents, targeting the vehicle owner or responsible party.

Step 4 – Trial or Negotiation

We represent your case in court or settlement conferences to pursue maximum compensation.

Areas We Serve for Negligent Entrustment Litigation

From our home office in Fayetteville, we represent injured victims across:

• McDonough

   

• Jonesboro

   

• Peachtree City

   

• South Metro Atlanta

   

Our firm understands the local legal landscape and tailors our strategy accordingly.

FAQs – Negligent Entrustment Litigation in Fayetteville

What makes someone liable for negligent entrustment?

If a person knew—or should have known—that the individual was unfit to drive safely, they can be held liable.

Can a company be sued for negligent entrustment?

Yes. Employers who fail to screen employees or knowingly entrust unsafe drivers with company vehicles can be sued.

Is there a time limit to file a claim?

Yes. In Georgia, personal injury claims—like negligent entrustment—must be filed within 2 years of the incident.

No Upfront Legal Fees

You pay nothing unless we win your case. Our contingency fee structure ensures everyone has access to justice.

📞 Call Jackson Injury Firm at (404) 777-6387 for your free case consultation