Local representation for Johns Creek families
Johns Creek is where many of us live, and our Alpharetta office is a short drive up GA-141. When a Johns Creek family calls, they are talking to people who know the Medlock Bridge commute, the school zones along Abbotts Bridge Road and the crosswalks that should be safer than they are.
We handle the injury claim and the vehicle claim together. A Georgia-licensed attorney handles your case personally from the first call, and our in-house vehicle damage specialist makes sure the insurer’s number on your car is not the only number on the table.
Where Johns Creek crashes happen
We know the roads where our neighbors get hurt, and we know what evidence to look for at each.
The city’s main arteries, with heavy commuter traffic and frequent rear-end and left-turn crashes at State Bridge Road, Abbotts Bridge Road and McGinnis Ferry Road.
The retail corridor near Johns Creek Town Center sees high-volume intersection crashes and parking lot collisions.
Two-lane roads with limited sight lines, school zones and heavy pedestrian and cyclist use.
Crossings used by students and runners near Johns Creek schools, where speeding and failure to yield cause serious pedestrian injuries.
Getting care, and getting it documented
Emory Johns Creek Hospital on Hospital Parkway handles most emergency care for the city, with Northside Hospital Forsyth and Wellstar North Fulton nearby. Follow-up care is concentrated along Medlock Bridge Road and State Bridge Road. We gather your records from every provider so nothing is left out of the claim.
If you can’t pay for treatment up front, we can often arrange care on an attorney lien, so you are seen by the right providers now and the bills are addressed when your case resolves. A gap in treatment is the first thing an insurer points to, so getting care early matters for your health and your claim.
Where your case would be heard
Johns Creek is in Fulton County. Personal injury lawsuits are filed in the State Court of Fulton County or Superior Court of Fulton County, and crash citations are handled in Johns Creek Municipal Court. We track the citation because its outcome affects the civil case.
What we handle
Rear-end, intersection and highway crashes, hit-and-run and uninsured drivers. Learn more.
Tractor-trailers and delivery vehicles, where federal rules and corporate insurers change the case. Learn more.
Crashes where the person on the outside of the car is blamed first. Learn more.
Injuries on someone else’s property, and the loss of a family member to negligence. Premises · Wrongful death
Your car is a claim too
Whether your vehicle was totaled or repaired, our in-house vehicle damage specialist independently values it, calculates diminished value where Georgia law allows it, and reviews the repair estimate so the insurer’s number is never the only number on the table. How we handle the vehicle side.
Common questions
My child was hit by a car in Johns Creek. Is the process different?
Claims involving minors have additional protections in Georgia, including court approval of settlements above a certain amount and extended deadlines in some circumstances. We handle those steps and keep the family informed at each one.
How much does it cost to hire you?
Nothing up front. We work on a contingency fee, which means we are paid a percentage of what we recover for you, and if there is no recovery there is no attorney fee. The free case review is exactly that: free, confidential and with no obligation.
How long do I have to bring a claim in Georgia?
Generally two years from the date of injury, and four years for damage to your vehicle. If a city, county or state entity is involved, written notice can be required within six months. The sooner you call, the more evidence we can preserve.