Simon Bridgers Spires is an Atlanta personal injury firm whose medical malpractice lawyers also take wrongful death claims. The firm won a $32.5 million verdict in a case two other firms had turned down.
Attorneys here handle tractor-trailer wrecks, car crashes, and catastrophic injury claims across Georgia. Callers speak with a lawyer, not a paralegal.
Founder Chris Simon spent nine years defending insurance companies before switching to the plaintiff's side. That background shapes how the team values a claim. Since 2010, the firm has recovered more than $155 million and works on a no-fee-unless-you-win basis. Past clients have left over 130 five-star reviews.
Managing partner Todd Henningsen has practiced for over 20 years and holds law and business degrees from the University of Richmond. His Sandy Springs office represents injury and malpractice clients throughout metro Atlanta and Georgia.
The practice has recovered tens of millions of dollars in car accident, medical negligence, and fatal injury matters. A $400,000 slip-and-fall result was named among the state's top verdicts.
Staff answer the phone around the clock and visit clients at home or in the hospital. The firm also serves Spanish-speaking families and keeps branch offices in Cumming and McDonough.
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Serving injured Georgians since 1977, Kaufman Injury Law brings more than 100 years of combined legal experience to its cases. Over 400 clients have left positive reviews.
Its medical malpractice attorneys in Atlanta also take on car wrecks, truck collisions, workers' compensation, and premises liability claims. Results include a $25 million premises liability recovery and an $8.5 million malpractice settlement.
Intake staff answer calls every day of the year, and the office speaks Spanish. Consultations cost nothing, and fees are owed only if the firm wins.
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Few Atlanta practices cap their caseload on purpose. The Baer Law Firm does, taking only as many catastrophic injury and medical negligence matters as founder Bryan Baer can personally manage.
Baer has practiced since 2002 and spent his early years defending insurers, which shapes how he builds a claim today. He has won multi-million-dollar verdicts and settlements, including $690,000 for a rehab patient left with a severe bedsore.
Super Lawyers has recognized him every year since 2015. Clients deal with their attorney directly and get a straight answer on whether a case is worth filing.
More than $100 million recovered puts Davis Adams among the strongest medical negligence practices in the state. Jess Davis and Chad Adams both left large defense firms to represent injured patients instead.
The firm takes healthcare cases and nothing else. Its record includes Georgia's largest radiology malpractice settlement at $9.75 million and a $10 million verdict in Jefferson County.
Attorneys handle emergency room mistakes, surgical errors, hospital infection claims, and fatal outcomes. That narrow focus means they already know how the big hospital systems defend these lawsuits.
Michael M. Day Law Firm is an Atlanta injury practice that has handled more than 9,000 cases and recovered over $90 million. The firm reports a 99% win rate.
Attorney Michael Day gives clients his direct line and takes calls at any hour. The team covers auto and truck collisions, slip-and-fall injuries, and claims brought by victims of drunk drivers.
A metro Atlanta native, Leonard T. Mathis built his practice around wrongful death, severe injury, and medical negligence claims.
His office also takes nursing home neglect, commercial trucking crashes, and unsafe property cases. Attorneys will meet clients at home when travel is difficult. The firm helps uninsured clients find doctors willing to treat them while a claim is pending.
A $15 million wrongful death settlement sits near the top of The Dixon Firm's record. So does a $9.2 million verdict for a patient who died of an untreated aortic dissection. A commercial vehicle death case brought another $7 million.
Founder Rod Dixon worked ten years as a defense lawyer before he switched sides. His cases have drawn coverage from The Today Show, NBC, ABC, and CBS.
The Moses Firm is one of Georgia's better-known healthcare negligence practices, with over 70 years of combined courtroom experience.
Founding partner Moses Kim won a $47 million verdict for a patient whose untreated infection cost him a limb. He has also taken a $9 million Fulton County verdict and a long run of seven-figure settlements.
The attorneys handle birth injuries, surgical mistakes, and hospital negligence. Kim speaks nationally and teaches trial skills to other lawyers.
Twenty cases at a time is the ceiling at Neff Injury Law. That deliberate limit keeps four Atlanta attorneys focused on catastrophic harm and fatal accident claims.
Partner Michael Neff wrote two premises liability books that lawyers around the country still cite. The firm has won a $5.6 million tractor-trailer verdict and earned a Chambers USA ranking in 2025.
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Richard Kopelman has practiced since 1987 and represented over 1,000 clients from his Sandy Springs office. He won a million-dollar jury award before turning 40 and holds an AV Preeminent rating.
Kopelman Sitton Law Group takes severe injury and healthcare negligence cases while keeping the docket small. The firm also works on NFL concussion litigation and negotiates contracts for professional football players.
Hilley & Frieder is a husband-and-wife team in Sandy Springs with over 35 years of litigation experience between them. Ron Hilley handles workers' compensation, while Mia Frieder takes malpractice and serious injury claims.
Their files include surgical mistakes, failure-to-diagnose claims, nursing home abuse, and workplace accidents. Both lawyers work every case, so clients get two advocates rather than one.
Some of Georgia's largest healthcare negligence awards belong to McArthur Law Firm. They include $25 million in a fatal claim, $15 million after a deadly car crash, and $9.2 million when a surgical error killed a patient.
Katherine McArthur has 44 years in practice and quadruple board certification in civil trial law, civil advocacy, truck accident law, and medical malpractice. Super Lawyers Magazine put her on its 2024 cover.
The firm has recovered more than $450 million overall and also keeps offices in Macon and Warner Robins.
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More than 200 jury trials over a 30-year career shape how Winston Briggs runs his Atlanta firm. Every attorney and paralegal on staff came from an insurance defense background.
That experience helps the team predict how the other side will argue a claim. Briggs holds an AV Preeminent rating and takes malpractice, car accident, and trucking cases.
Warshauer Woodward Atkins is a trial practice representing catastrophically injured people in Atlanta and across Georgia. Its lawyers each bring more than 20 years of experience.
The firm prepares malpractice and trucking cases for a jury from the first week. Brain damage and spinal cord injury claims make up much of the docket.
Based in Augusta, Harman Law Firm litigates complex injury, healthcare negligence, and civil rights claims across Georgia, including the metro Atlanta area. The attorneys take cases other firms consider too complicated to litigate.
Georgia's largest medical malpractice verdict, $75 million, belongs to Bell Law Firm. The practice has also won $26 million against a Columbus hospital and $15 million against the state's biggest healthcare provider.
Founder Lloyd Bell is the only Georgia lawyer in the Inner Circle of Advocates, an invitation-only group of 100 trial attorneys nationwide. In late 2025 the firm added a $48 million verdict for a veteran disfigured after a doctor missed his recurring cancer.
Daily Report named the practice Personal Injury Litigation Team of the Year.
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Based in Peachtree City, Taylor & Tucker serves the south metro and communities farther into south Georgia. The attorneys bring more than 40 years of combined experience to surgical error, misdiagnosis, and medication error claims. First meetings are free.
Founded in 1971, Thomas Kennedy Sampson & Tompkins is Georgia's oldest Black-owned law firm. Its client list runs from Fortune 100 companies and government agencies to individuals.
The firm has won eight-figure settlements in serious injury and healthcare negligence matters. It holds an AV rating and a Best Lawyers in America listing. Ten of its former attorneys went on to serve as Georgia judges.
Malone Law is an Atlanta practice that has represented patients harmed by their doctors for more than 50 years. Its attorneys take surgical error, birth injury, hospital negligence, and severe injury cases statewide, with hundreds of millions recovered and no upfront costs.
In practice since 1992, Slappey & Sadd holds an AV rating from Martindale-Hubbell and a Best Lawyers in America listing. The Atlanta firm screens cases closely so its resources go to the most seriously harmed clients, covering malpractice, car wrecks, trucking, and nursing home neglect.
Daniel Moriarty defended doctors and hospitals for six years before he started representing patients in 2018. His Atlanta practice covers surgical mistakes, dental malpractice, birth trauma, and misdiagnosis. He has tried five cases to verdict and won four of them.
Dover Law Firm is an Alpharetta practice serving injury clients north of Atlanta. Its attorneys take car crashes, malpractice, and premises liability claims, and prepare each file for court rather than a quick settlement.
Double board certification and 45 years in practice put James Webb among Georgia's more credentialed malpractice lawyers. His Peachtree City firm takes surgical error, misdiagnosis, hospital negligence, and birth injury cases statewide.
Julie Rice has practiced since 1994 and, with her affiliated attorneys, brings more than 75 years of combined experience to metro Atlanta malpractice claims. The team won a $3.7 million verdict for a newborn left with brain damage and has recovered millions more.