Trial Lawyers

Our lawyers have developed award-winning trial skills through decades of winning difficult criminal and civil trials in federal and state courts across the Southeast.

Our law firm does not accept many civil cases. For the cases we do accept, we work very hard to maximize the possible monetary compensation for our clients by diligently preparing for trial. We refuse to trade our clients’ best interests for a quick settlement just to make a buck for our firm. We have the time and resources necessary to win big verdicts because we limit the number of cases we accept to those where we truly believe we can make a difference.

Whether it’s fighting fraudulent business practices, holding government accountable for official misconduct or helping seriously injured victims rebuild their lives, our trial lawyers work hard to achieve justice for every person we represent.

If you need a law firm dedicated to helping you win your case at trial, feel free to give us a call and speak with one of our attorneys personally. We will tell you more about our experience and how we help our clients win. There is never a charge for the initial consultation.

Recent Civil Cases in the News


Police High-Speed Chases Lead to Fatalities and Lawsuits in Georgia

The Atlanta Journal Constitution recently described the large liabilities faced by Georgia state and county governments for the disastrous results of high-speed chases that take the lives of innocent motorists and pedestrians. Deaths resulting from high-speed chases have made headlines recently as the widow of one man killed by a police cruiser took Gwinnett County to trial in a $5 million lawsuit. In 2006, responding to a call for backup, twenty-five-year old officer James Stoudenmire was rushing down U.S. ...

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Wrongful Death Lawsuit Alleges Gwinnett County Police Officer at Fault in Accident

In December 2006, Willie Allen Sargent Jr. was killed when his car was struck by a speeding Gwinnett County police officer. Now his widow is seeking $5 million in a lawsuit against the county. His trial is scheduled to begin today. Officer James Stoudenmire was driving to investigate a suspicious person report, without sirens or lights flashing, at the time of the accident. When Stoudenmire collided with him, Sargent was turning left, across a lane of traffic, into Uncle Woody’s ...

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Georgia Attorneys File Lawsuit Alleging Abuse at Fulton County School Leading to Death of Special Needs Student

The parents of Aaron Hatcher, an 18-year-old suffering from muscular dystrophy and cerebral palsy, are suing the Fulton County School District alleging abuse by the school. Though the school district is not being sued for Hatcher’s death, the conduct of school personnel seems to be implicated in it. According to Hatcher’s father, Ronald, the boy was abused by two teachers in the school and school officials did not act in response to his complaints about the abuse. The lawsuit ...

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Day Care Sexual Abuse Case Leads to $3 Million Verdict

In January, a Miami-Dade jury awarded a young girl $3 million after hearing testimony about how she had been sexually abused multiple times while at day care in 2008. According to the victim and her lawyers, the employees of Discovery Day Care negligently failed to supervise the children in their custody, and that negligence ultimately allowed the sexual abuse to occur. When she was five years old, the girl was molested on numerous occasions by the thirteen-year-old son of ...

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