Injuries occur every day in Georgia. Some are worse than others. Some are intentional. Some are truly accidents.

Most happen on the crowded roadways of the greater Atlanta metro area, some happen in other parts of the State of Georgia, and some happen in other settings that don’t involve vehicles. If you are the unlucky one that is injured, it is now You vs. the Insurance Company. Money is often a poor substitute for health, but that is how our legal system compensates people who are injured because of others.

Injuries can often take many months to ever show up. The Insurance Company uses many strategies to prevent you from recovering the full amount of damages to which you may be entitled, such as offering quick settlements before you can speak to an attorney. All too often, injured people in Georgia accept checks which release the insurance company from further payments. You are entitled to actual damages, pain and suffering, lost wages, medical expenses, property damages, and, in Georgia, even your spouse has a claim for loss of consortium. Only an experienced and qualified Georgia attorney can review your case and properly assign a value to it.

Since 2003 we’ve created the largest and most widely respected traffic defense division in the State of Georgia. In addition to prosecuting traffic offenses for several years before this, Mr. Hendrick was a professional motorcycle travel journalist. Through these experiences, Mr. Hendrick is uniquely positioned to understand how an accident can occur on the roadway. No matter the type of accident or the situation—we’ve probably seen it before.

At the end of the day, the ability to speak to a jury and get justice in the face of the insurance company and all they do to obstruct justice, is our most valuable asset. Through honesty, sincerity, and aggression, we achieve the results our Georgia clients need and deserve.

Fighting for your personal and financial rights when you’ve been wrongfully injured. Injuries occur every day in Georgia. Some are worse than others. Some are intentional. Some are truly accidents. Most happen on the crowded roadways of the greater Atlanta metro area, some happen in other parts of the State of Georgia, and some happen in other settings that don’t involve vehicles. If you are the unlucky one that is injured, it is now You vs. the Insurance Company. Money is often a poor substitute for health, but that is how our legal system compensates people who are injured because of others.