Mark Post Law, LLC, is based in Columbus, Georgia, providing legal services to clients in various cities and counties in Georgia as well as in Federal courts. Having over twenty-five years of litigation experience, Mark Post has earned a reputation as a skilled, thorough and compassionate attorney. We strongly believe that before success comes hard work.
We familiarize ourselves with each issue as we consider them as our own. When necessary, Mr. Post works with experienced investigators and experts to assist us in providing you with the effective, quality legal representation you expect. We would like to hear from you. DISCLAIMER: Any information contained in this website should not be construed as legal advice.
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We familiarize ourselves with each issue as we consider them as our own. When necessary, Mr. Post works with experienced investigators and experts to assist us in providing you with the effective, quality legal representation you expect. We would like to hear from you. DISCLAIMER: Any information contained in this website should not be construed as legal advice.
Any transmission or inquiry via email or this website does not give rise to an attorney-client relationship between any sender/recipient and Mark Post Law LLC.
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Before considering what we can do to help you, please accept our condolences for your loss.
Often, even the idea of having to deal with the loss of a loved one is hard.
This pain is multiplied many times over if you're dealing with a death that occurred as the result of a willful or negligent act of another person or a company.
Not only is it tough to deal with the financial impact and turmoil that your loss will place directly on your shoulders, it can also be very expensive.
If someone in your family was killed as a result of a willful or negligent act, you may have what is commonly called a "wrongful death" claim against the person or company that caused the death.
Often, even the idea of having to deal with the loss of a loved one is hard.
This pain is multiplied many times over if you're dealing with a death that occurred as the result of a willful or negligent act of another person or a company.
Not only is it tough to deal with the financial impact and turmoil that your loss will place directly on your shoulders, it can also be very expensive.
If someone in your family was killed as a result of a willful or negligent act, you may have what is commonly called a "wrongful death" claim against the person or company that caused the death.
If you've been injured because someone else acted recklessly, negligently and even intentionally, it's up to you to contact an attorney to help get you back on your feet.
You must act quickly with your personal injury case to ensure that you protect your rights.
We often need to act quickly to procure evidence that assists us with making sure that you get the best compensation possible for someone else's intentional, negligent, or recklessness act.
Acting quickly may limit the permanent financial injury inflicted by the person who caused your injury, rather than letting insurance companies or their attorneys bully you.
You must act quickly with your personal injury case to ensure that you protect your rights.
We often need to act quickly to procure evidence that assists us with making sure that you get the best compensation possible for someone else's intentional, negligent, or recklessness act.
Acting quickly may limit the permanent financial injury inflicted by the person who caused your injury, rather than letting insurance companies or their attorneys bully you.
Our clients expect us to provide accurate and sound legal advice so they can consider and take the best course of action.
We do; so they do.
We use our legal knowledge, case management ability and trial skills along with a healthy dose of hard work to achieve the best outcome for our clients in Columbus, Georgia, Fort Benning, nearby cities and counties and in federal courts throughout the United States.
The might of the United States government is against the accused.
The government will have used as many experts and spent as much time as the investigator and prosecutor deem necessary to prepare your case for prosecution.
We do; so they do.
We use our legal knowledge, case management ability and trial skills along with a healthy dose of hard work to achieve the best outcome for our clients in Columbus, Georgia, Fort Benning, nearby cities and counties and in federal courts throughout the United States.
The might of the United States government is against the accused.
The government will have used as many experts and spent as much time as the investigator and prosecutor deem necessary to prepare your case for prosecution.
Georgia DUI law can be complex so it is wise to hire a skilled DUI attorney familiar with Columbus, Georgia, Fort Benning, and the other courts in our area.
Columbus, Georgia, based DUI attorney Mark Post has years of experience handling DUI cases and he can help you achieve the best result in your case.
In Georgia, one may be charged with DUI less safe or DUI greater than.08 if one is under the influence of alcohol.
The former is based on being under the influence of alcohol to the extent you are a less safe driver.
Columbus, Georgia, based DUI attorney Mark Post has years of experience handling DUI cases and he can help you achieve the best result in your case.
In Georgia, one may be charged with DUI less safe or DUI greater than.08 if one is under the influence of alcohol.
The former is based on being under the influence of alcohol to the extent you are a less safe driver.
An expungement (now "record restriction" in Georgia) proceeding is typically an action in which a first time offender seeks that records of that earlier process be restricted or sealed, making the records unavailable through most state repositories.
While expungement deals with an underlying criminal record, it is an administrative or civil action in which the subject is the petitioner or plaintiff asking a court to declare that the records be restricted or sealed.
Mr. Post has considerable experience in handling these cases.
While expungement deals with an underlying criminal record, it is an administrative or civil action in which the subject is the petitioner or plaintiff asking a court to declare that the records be restricted or sealed.
Mr. Post has considerable experience in handling these cases.
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