Pedestrian injury claims often involve serious injuries and contested liability. Insurers frequently argue that the pedestrian crossed improperly or was not visible. I focus early on evidence—police reports, scene photos, and third-party video where available—to establish fault and control the narrative.

My litigation background includes representing insurers in cases involving bodily injury. That experience gave me practical insight into how these cases are reviewed internally, what arguments are routinely made, and what documentation increases settlement pressure. I now represent pedestrians exclusively, bringing that knowledge to the plaintiff’s side.

Injuries are often severe and long-lasting. Available compensation may include medical costs, future treatment, wage loss, and noneconomic damages. UM/UIM benefits may apply if the driver was uninsured, fled the scene, or carried inadequate coverage.

Clients deal directly with me throughout the process. Cases are handled promptly and with full attention. All pedestrian injury matters are taken on a contingency fee basis—no recovery, no attorney’s fee.

Injured pedestrians in Georgia should act quickly—insurance carriers often contest liability, and the early handling of the claim can shape the outcome.