Legal Question in Personal Injury in Georgia

Obviously, no one can answer that since we know nothing of the facts of your injury and we don't have the contract. We also have no idea what "some type of pain and suffering" means. You took the risk when signing the agreement. If you signed an agreement, and it is valid (we don't know), it is almost never the case someone else can file a suit for YOUR damages if they are waived in the agreement. Otherwise, courts would be filled with such cases. Even if the agreement is invalid, your former employer will expect any severance or other benefits you received. If in doubt, see a lawyer so you can discuss all the facts.

It depends on the language in the release that you signed. I would be happy to speak with you & review it for you if you would like. My email address is [email protected] & my cell phn # is (404) 468-4689. Thx so much!

Sam Levine, Esq.

Generally husbands can't file suits on behalf of wives, and since we have not seen what you signed, I can't really address your question except to tell you that you need to show the documents to an attorney to get an answer.