Georgia’s Top 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.
Following a four-day trial, a jury in Gwinnett County awarded nearly $10 million to the family of a toddler who drowned while at a home-based day care. This is the latest of a number of successful lawsuits in recent years against Georgia day care centers, which have recently been been scrutinized by the Atlanta Journal Constitution amid claims that the state has been lax in regulating the industry and in enforcing penalties.
Abiola Bankolemoh’s parents, Kemi Green and Gbolohan Bankolemoh, ...
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On Monday evening, a vicious attack at the Augusta Youth Development Campus in Augusta, Georgia left a 19-year-old inmate dead. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation is now looking into the matter.
The young man, Jade Holder, was in his jail cell when a group of inmates entered his cell and savagely beat him. Jade’s mother, Evangeline Holder, was initially told by jail officials that her son had sustained broken bones and some lacerations. When she arrived at the hospital, however, ...
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As part of a series of articles investigating Georgia’s under-regulated child care industry, the Atlanta Journal Constitution recently featured an examination of several recent cases of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) in Georgia day care centers. Lack of knowledge and training by child care providers, and lax child care regulation enforcement by state authorities, are likely responsible for a number of infant deaths. Fortunately, in response to the AJC’s investigation state authorities claim to be reconsidering their regulation enforcement ...
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Last year, two men alleged that they were illegally stopped and strip searched in public by officers of the Atlanta Police Department. The men filed suit against the City of Atlanta claiming that their civil rights were violated during the June encounter. Just over a year later, the men have reached a settlement agreement with the city for $200,000.
Sean Venegas and Brian Kidd were driving in the early evening in Southwest Atlanta, bringing pizza to the apartment of Kidd’s girlfriend, ...
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