Spaulding Injury Law

• Personal injury focus: Representation for people injured in motor vehicle collisions, premises incidents, workplace accidents, and other serious injury matters.
• Experience: More than 40 years of combined experience handling personal injury and car accident cases in Georgia.
• Multiple offices: Offices in Atlanta, Alpharetta, Cumming, and Lawrenceville serving clients across Georgia.
• Client‑first approach: Direct communication with your attorney, regular case updates, and personalized attention to your situation.
• Trial readiness: Attorneys with decades of litigation experience who prepare cases for trial when necessary rather than accepting inadequate settlement offers.
• Results: The firm has recovered millions of dollars in verdicts and settlements for accident victims across Georgia (see the separate "Selected case results" document for examples).

Spaulding Injury Law handles the legal process so injured clients can focus on medical treatment and recovery.

• Car accidents – Rear‑end collisions, intersection crashes, highway wrecks, head‑on collisions, and other traffic crashes causing injuries.
• Truck accidents – Collisions involving commercial trucks and tractor‑trailers, including cases with multiple potentially liable parties such as trucking companies or maintenance providers.
• Motorcycle accidents – Crashes where riders are injured by drivers who fail to see or yield to motorcyclists.
• Bicycle accidents – Collisions involving cyclists on shared roads, bike lanes, or multi‑use paths.
• Pedestrian accidents – Incidents where people on foot are struck by vehicles in crosswalks, intersections, parking lots, or other areas.
• Rideshare (Uber and Lyft) accidents – Claims involving rideshare vehicles, including questions about which insurance policy is responsible.

Premises and Property Incidents

• Slip and fall accidents – Injuries at stores, restaurants, offices, and other properties allegedly caused by hazards such as spills, uneven flooring, or poor lighting.
• Other premises liability incidents – Claims where a property owner is alleged to have failed to maintain reasonably safe conditions or provide proper warnings.

Serious Injury and Wrongful Death Matters

• Wrongful death cases – Claims brought by surviving family members after a loved one is killed due to another party's alleged negligence, including fatal motor vehicle and workplace incidents.
• Workplace and industrial accidents – Serious incidents such as forklift accidents and other work‑related injuries where third‑party liability may be pursued.
• Medical device disputes and other complex injury litigation – Cases involving alleged harm from medical devices and other complex product or injury disputes.

The firm evaluates each situation individually, reviews the available evidence, and advises whether it can pursue a personal injury or wrongful death claim under Georgia law.

During a typical free consultation, the firm's website explains that the attorneys may discuss:

• Details of the accident or incident that caused the injuries.
• Medical treatment received so far and any difficulties obtaining further care.
• The person's legal rights to pursue compensation.
• How to protect those rights going forward.
• What to expect from the personal injury claims process.

The firm states that it can conduct consultations over the phone, in the office, or by traveling to a client's home or hospital when needed.

Contingency Fee / No Upfront Attorney's Fees

According to the firm's website, Spaulding Injury Law handles personal injury cases on a contingency fee basis:

• No upfront attorney's fees.
• No attorney's fees unless the firm recovers compensation for the client (often phrased as "no fees unless we win").

Any specific contingency percentages, case costs, or expenses are not detailed on the pages summarized here and should be confirmed directly with the firm during the consultation or engagement process.

The contingency structure is intended to make legal representation accessible to injured people who may be facing significant medical bills and lost income after an accident.

• Main phone (listed as main office line): 770-744-0890
• Online contact form: Available through the firm's website contact page at https://www.spauldinginjurylaw.com/contact-us/

The website states that Spaulding Injury Law is "Always Available, Serving 24/7," and the Atlanta office is listed as open 24 hours.

Atlanta Office

• Name: Spaulding Injury Law: Atlanta Personal Injury and Car Accident Lawyers
• Address: 50 Hurt Plaza SE, #1536, Atlanta, GA 30303, United States
• Phone: 770-762-2932
• Office hours: Listed as open 24 hours.

Alpharetta Office

• Name: Spaulding Injury Law: Alpharetta Personal Injury and Car Accident Lawyers
• Address: 44 Milton Ave #132, Alpharetta, GA 30009
• Phone: 470-375-1131

Cumming Office

• Name: Spaulding Injury Law: Cumming Personal Injury and Car Accident Lawyers
• Address: 5860 Bond St, Cumming, GA 30040
• Phone: 470-730-5725

Lawrenceville Office

• Name: Spaulding Injury Law: Lawrenceville Personal Injury and Car Accident Lawyers
• Address: 223 Scenic Hwy S #202, Lawrenceville, GA 30046
• Phone: 470-570-8849

For the most current contact details or to start a free case review, visitors can use the firm's website contact form or call any of the listed office numbers.

Examples of Reported Results

• $3,500,000 – Head‑On Collision Verdict (Henry County, Georgia)

Jury verdict in a head‑on collision case involving a Pizza Hut delivery driver. The firm reports that the insurance company's final offer before trial was $550,000 and that the jury verdict was significantly higher, plus pre‑judgment interest.

• $2,000,000 – Tractor‑Trailer Crash Settlement (Middle Georgia)

Settlement for a road crew member who was rear‑ended by a speeding tractor‑trailer. The firm notes that a prior firm recommended settling for $150,000, and Spaulding Injury Law later achieved a $2 million settlement at mediation.

• Wrongful Death Recovery – Log Truck Accident (Homerville)

Recovery for a widow whose husband was killed in a tractor‑trailer log truck accident. The firm reports that it located additional insurance coverage and overcame a difficult liability dispute.

• $1,500,000 – Medical Device Dispute (Federal Court Trial)

Federal jury verdict for a client in a medical device dispute tried over several weeks in federal court in Atlanta.

• Head‑On Collision – Wrongful Death Settlement (North Georgia)

Recovery obtained before a lawsuit was filed for the adult children of a man killed in a head‑on wreck where the at‑fault driver reportedly drifted into oncoming traffic while using GPS.

• $1,400,000 – Forklift Accident (Workplace Fatality)

Recovery for the family of a worker killed in a forklift accident where the defendants contested responsibility.

• $1,250,000 – Motorcycle Wreck Settlement (Hilton Head)

Settlement for a South Carolina motorcyclist who was T‑boned at an intersection. The firm reports that, after litigation, it recovered the full $1.25 million policy limit.

• $1,200,000 – Head‑On Collision (Wrongful Death and Severe Injury Case)

Recovery in a head‑on collision case that killed one spouse and severely injured the other. The firm notes it discovered insurance issues that increased available coverage.

These results are drawn from the firm's own published case summaries and are provided here so the agent can answer high‑level questions about the kinds of outcomes the firm has reported publicly. Specific questions about case value or expected results should always be directed to the firm's attorneys.

Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess.