Hagen Rosskopf LLC, Attorneys at Law

08/31/2026

Numbers matter in your car accident case.

08/28/2026

The People's Lawyer, Bruce Hagen, joined Matt Chernoff to talk about the Jed York prostitution situation in San Francisco and more!

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/bruce-hagen-joins-matt-chernoff/id1565813738?i=1000786097265

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Podcast Episode · The Bruce Hagen Cast: Where Sports Meets The Law · August 26 · 15m

08/25/2026

If your attorney brings in an expert witness, it's not because your case is weak — it's because certain facts carry more weight when they come from someone with specialized training instead of just an attorney's argument.

A few common examples: an accident reconstructionist can explain exactly how a crash happened based on physical evidence, skid marks, and vehicle damage. A medical expert can testify about the extent of your injuries, what caused them, and what your recovery will realistically look like. An economist can calculate lost future earnings if your injury affects your ability to work long-term.

Under Georgia law, expert testimony often has to meet specific standards before a court will allow it — which is part of why your attorney is careful about which experts to bring in and how their opinions are presented.

Insurance companies bring their own experts to minimize what they pay. Your attorney hiring experts is how your case gets evaluated on equal footing instead of taking the insurance company's word for it.

👉Bottom line: an expert isn't a sign your case is in trouble. It's a sign your attorney is building it the right way.

At Hagen Rosskopf, we don't cut corners on building your case — including bringing in the right experts when it matters. Questions? Reach out.

08/24/2026

3 terms you may not have heard of before you got into a car wreck!

08/23/2026

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08/20/2026

***$550k Personal Injury Settlement in a High Impact Car Crash***

08/18/2026

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08/14/2026

"It was just a minor wreck" — famous last words.

There's no such thing as a car wreck too small to have a lawyer look at it. Here's why:

→ Soft tissue injuries — whiplash, strains, disc issues — often don't show up for 24 to 72 hours. The wreck that felt like nothing on Monday can be the reason you can't turn your head on Wednesday.

→ The insurance adjuster calling you isn't on your side. Their job is to close your claim for as little as possible, and they're trained to get you talking — and recorded — before you know what you're owed.

→ Georgia is a modified comparative negligence state: if you're found even 50% at fault, you get nothing. Fault gets argued over in cases that looked completely straightforward at the scene.

→ You have two years from the date of the crash to file a claim in Georgia (O.C.G.A. § 9-3-33). That deadline doesn't care whether you "felt fine" at the time.

→ Property damage estimates, medical bills, lost wages — insurers lowball all of it, and they're counting on you not knowing what a fair number looks like.

A consultation costs you nothing. Signing something the adjuster hands you before you've talked to anyone could cost you everything the claim was worth.

Talk to a lawyer first. Every time.

08/11/2026

*** SUCCESFUL BOATING PERSONAL INJURY CASE SETTLEMENT RECAP ***

Our clients were enjoying a summer day on a lake when a drunk driver crashed his boat into their boat. Boating Under the Influence (BUI) is against the law and drunk boat operators need to be held accountable.

08/07/2026

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Making sure our clients have a positive experience with us is a MAJOR goal for our team.