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Personal Injury

The Georgia personal injury attorneys at SMITH LAW represent people who have been seriously injured or killed due to the negligence, gross negligence, reckless conduct, or intentional misconduct of others. The attorneys at SMITH LAW handle various types of personal injury cases such as:

Car Accidents
Trucking Accidents
Workplace Accidents (caused by the negligence of a third party)
- Amputations
Wrongful Death
Premises liability
- Inadequate/Negligent Security

Contact us for a free case evaluation. Located in Gwinnett County, we serve clients in the Atlanta area and throughout Georgia.

Landlord Negligence: Apartment Shootings

The Georgia premises liability attorneys at SMITH LAW have successfully represented individuals who have been seriously injured or killed as the proximate result of a landlord’s failure to keep its premises safe. When property owners, landlords… Read More

Third-Party Claims: Workplace Amputations

The Georgia amputation attorneys at SMITH LAW represent employees who have suffered amputations and other severe workplace injuries due to the negligence of third parties (i.e., someone other than an employee’s employer). Third parties who coul… Read More

Meet Our Team

Louise N. Smith

Attorney Louise N. Smith represents clients in a wide range of employment and personal injury matters. She handles both single plaintiff and class/collective actions. Read More

William J. Smith

Attorney Bill Smith represents clients in a wide range of matters involving personal injury, employment law, and civil rights violations (typically involving individuals who have been the victims of excessive force by police or detention officers). Read More

Recent Blog Posts

Jul

Race Discrimination and Retaliation: Hayes v. ATL Hawks, LLC et al.

July 14th, 2020

Briefing in the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals is completed in Hayes v. ATL Hawks, LLC et al. This case involves a black security manager, Samuel R. Hayes, III, who was fired from his job with the Atlanta Hawks in 2016 after complaining about raci… Read More

Apr

COVID-19 and Wrongful Termination

April 17th, 2020

My name is Rob. I have worked as a full-time cashier for six months at a grocery store. I am a Type II Diabetic. My diabetes is uncontrolled. As a result of that condition, my chance of recovering from COVID-19 is much worse than a non-diabetic perso… Read More