Personal Injury · Atlanta, Georgia
The legal systemis a maze.We know the way through.
When an injury turns your life sideways, insurers count on you getting lost. At Village Counsel, the attorney who signs your case is the attorney who reads your file — and walks you through to the other side.
Northwestern
Juris Doctor, Northwestern University School of Law
GA Bar
State Bar of Georgia, admitted 2023 — active, in good standing
No fee
Unless we win. Free, confidential consultation
What we handle
Every path through injury law, mapped.
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Our conviction
The maze is real
After an injury, you're dropped into a labyrinth: adjusters, deadlines, medical liens, recorded statements designed to trap you. It is confusing by design. Confusion saves insurers billions.
Guidance wins cases
The attorney who signs your case is the attorney who reads your file — every record, every video, every adjuster's letter. On a docket kept deliberately small, nothing is delegated to a call center. That attention is what you're hiring.
Through, not around
There are no shortcuts to full value — only preparation, documentation, and a willingness to file suit when the offer is wrong. We go through the maze with you, and we tell you the truth at every turn, including when the truth is that you don't need us.
The filing deadline
In Georgia, an action for an injury to the person must generally be brought within two years of the date the right of action accrues (O.C.G.A. § 9-3-33). Claims against a city, county, or state agency carry their own, shorter written-notice deadlines — as little as six months.
Shared fault
Damages are reduced in proportion to the share of fault assigned to the injured person, and nothing is recoverable if that share is 50 percent or more (O.C.G.A. § 51-12-33). That line is why an insurer's first move is so often to argue you contributed to the crash.
Your guide
A lawyer who answers his own phone.
Start your way through
One conversation can change everything.
Answer three quick questions to see where you stand, then tell us what happened. Within one business day, an attorney — not a call center — will call you.
What's my case worth?
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This tool provides general information, not legal advice or a guarantee of outcome.