Georgia Personal Injury Lawyers Who Treat You Like Family

Injured in Georgia? Let Our Family Help Your Family

As your Georgia personal injury lawyer, we serve clients across the state from our home base in the Atlanta metro—helping people after car crashes on the Downtown Connector, truck wrecks on I‑285 and GA‑400, dog bites in neighborhood parks, and crosswalk injuries in Midtown, Buckhead, Decatur, Roswell, and Smyrna. If you’re injured and need a Georgia car accident lawyer or a Georgia truck accident lawyer, reach out for a free case review today

Maximizing Recovery Across Georgia

We believe injured people shouldn’t stand alone against insurers. As a Georgia injury attorney team, we focus on clear communication, steady guidance, and building the strongest claim possible—whether your case involves a pedestrian or bicycle collision near Piedmont Park, a rideshare crash in Midtown, or a serious injury requiring treatment at Grady Memorial or Emory. Our goal is simple: pursue every dollar the law allows so you can move forward.

Our Practice Areas

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Car Accident
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Wrongful Death
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Working with Molinary Law

Molinary Law is a husband‑and‑wife team that cares about the people behind every file. Personal injuries are personal—they affect your health, your work, and your family. We listen, explain each step, and build a plan designed to reduce stress while we handle insurers, records, and negotiations. From first call to final resolution, you’ll know where your case stands and what comes next.

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Client Stories & Case Highlights

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1.7 Million recovered for a couple that suffered serious injuries, including multiple broken bones, after being involved in a pedestrian collision. 

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1.25 Million recovered for a client who was an injured passenger, sustaining multiple broken ribs, after being involved in a high-speed motor vehicle accident.

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275,000.00 recovered for a client who sustained serious neck and back injuries after a negligent driver ran a stop sign and collided with her vehicle. 

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250,000.00 recovered for a client who sustained multiple broken bones following a high-speed motor vehicle accident that resulted in a vehicle fire.

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250,000.00 recovered for a client who suffered a serious concussion and was hospitalized, following a hard-impact pedestrian collision. 


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192,500.00 recovered for a family that suffered severe injuries, one of which resulted in shoulder surgery, following a rear-end collision. 

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157,500.00 recovered for a client who was forced to receive a series of neck injections, and other serious medical treatments, following a commercial trucking accident.


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100,000.00 recovered for a client who was seriously injured after being rear-ended in a commercial trucking accident. 


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Georgia Law Quick Facts

  • Deadline
    Most Georgia injury cases must be filed within two years from the date of injury.
  • Fault rule
    Georgia uses modified comparative negligence (the 50% bar). If you are 50% or less at fault, you may still recover, reduced by your share of responsibility.
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What To Know Before You File a Georgia Claim

  • How long do I have to file in Georgia?

    Catastrophic injuries, including those leading to long-term disability or disfigurement, occur across various scenarios. While specific statistics vary by injury type, these severe injuries can result from vehicle accidents, workplace incidents, and sports activities, profoundly impacting victims' lives.

  • Can I recover if I’m partly at fault?

    Individuals engaging in high-risk occupations or sports are at a heightened risk for catastrophic injuries. However, such injuries can also occur in everyday environments through accidents such as severe falls or motor vehicle collisions.

  • Do I pay upfront?

    The fatality rate varies significantly depending on the type and severity of the injury. While some catastrophic injuries can lead to immediate fatality, others may result in long-term health complications that can be fatal.



  • Will insurance see my medical records?

    Yes, catastrophic injuries often result in long-term health risks, including chronic pain, mobility issues, and susceptibility to secondary conditions such as infections or organ failure.

  • Do you serve my city?

    Yes—statewide representation. We regularly help clients in Atlanta, Roswell, Smyrna, Marietta, Sandy Springs, Decatur, and beyond, and handle cases in Fulton, DeKalb, Cobb, Gwinnett, and nearby counties. We can meet virtually or in person as needed.

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Talk with a Georgia Injury Attorney

If you were hurt anywhere in Georgia—from a crash near the Perimeter to an injury downtown—tell us what happened. Use the form to share details, and we’ll reach out to talk through options and timelines. We welcome calls from hospital rooms, homes, and workplaces across the state.

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