Bader Law Injury Lawyers

Attorneys named on the attorneys page include Noah Bader (Partner, workers' compensation and catastrophic injury), Michael J. Foglio (senior attorney, workers' compensation, based in the Buckhead office), Jason Green (Managing Attorney, personal injury), Natalie Foster, Tiffany Morris, Marcus Thorpe, Jonathan R. Gibson, Joe Leaman, Rebecca Reddick, William Richardson and Anthony Jones on the personal injury side, and John Corbally, Matthew Gilbo, Griffin Halvorson and Breanna Sturdivant on the workers' compensation side.

The about page says of the firm's approach: "When you work with us, we will keep you informed about the status of your case and ensure that it gets the time and attention it deserves." Other pages under About cover Our Service Commitments, Community Involvement, Attorney Referrals, Testimonials, Scholarships and Careers.

On the scope of the work, the Atlanta personal injury page says the firm handles "every stage of a claim, from case evaluation and evidence gathering to settlement negotiations with insurance companies and, when needed, courtroom representation."

The firm publishes at baderlaw.com. The older addresses thebaderlawfirm.com and baderscott.com redirect to that site, so people who know the practice as Bader Scott Injury Lawyers reach the same firm.

Contacting the firm or asking about services does not by itself create an attorney-client relationship, and nothing the site publishes says whether any particular claim can be brought. Whether a person has a claim, what it might be worth, and any filing deadline are questions only the firm can answer after speaking with them.

Bader Law Injury Lawyers publishes a set of service commitments and a communication policy describing how it works with clients.

Our promises to clients

The firm's "Our Service Commitments" page lists the promises it makes to every client:

• You will speak with your attorney or case manager within 48 hours of your call.
• You will receive regular and timely updates on your case.
• Every person at the firm will show you the utmost respect.
• You will receive service from well-trained, competent professionals.
• All of your questions about your case or the law will be answered in a manner that is simple and easy to understand.
• You will receive the firm's full attention when discussing and managing your case.
• The firm will provide a fair, written fee agreement for its services and representation.
• You will always have the final say about decisions affecting your case.

These are the firm's own published commitments and describe how it says it aims to treat clients; they are not guarantees of a particular result in any case.

How the firm communicates with clients

The communication policy on the same page explains how clients can expect to stay in touch about their case:

• Office phone calls – Clients can call the office any time for status updates or questions about a claim. If someone is not immediately available, the firm says it does its best to return calls within 24 hours.
• Emails – Clients can email the office with questions, concerns or updates. The firm notes that email is often the fastest way to get a response, especially by contacting the legal assistant or paralegal assigned to the case.
• Phone conferences with your attorney – Clients are encouraged to schedule phone calls so the attorney can set aside time and attention for the discussion. Calls can be scheduled by phoning the office at (470) 447-2800.
• Office consultations – The firm will try to accommodate emergency drop‑in visits, but recommends calling ahead to schedule a consultation so an attorney or other professional is available.

The site also emphasises that communication is ongoing: the firm says it will keep clients informed about the status of their case, explain the workers' compensation or injury-claim process, and contact clients when it needs information relevant to the claim.

Smyrna

2135 South Cobb Dr. Suite C, Smyrna, GA 30080, (770) 796-3336.

Atlanta

3384 Peachtree Road Northeast #500, Atlanta, GA 30326, (678) 562-5595.

Norcross

5180 Jimmy Carter Blvd, Norcross, GA 30093, (678) 201-0953.

Savannah

100 Bull St, Suite 231, Savannah, GA 31401, (912) 417-8855.

The main phone number shown at the top of every page is (470) 447-2800, labelled "Available 24/7". The Spanish-language pages show a separate phone number, (404) 585-8947, labelled "Disponible 24/7". The site does not publish weekday opening hours, closing times, or walk-in hours for any individual office; "Available 24/7" is the only hours statement published, and it is attached to the phone line and the free consultation rather than to the offices.

The areas served page says the firm represents accident victims "across the state of Georgia" and lists these areas: Augusta, Athens, Atlanta, Albany, Alpharetta, Brookhaven, Columbus, College Park, Carrollton, Duluth, Decatur, Dunwoody, East Point, Garden City, Gainesville, Johns Creek, Kennesaw, Macon, Mableton, Marietta, Norcross, Peachtree Corners, Rome, Roswell, Stonecrest, Sandy Springs, South Fulton, Smyrna, Savannah, Tucker, Valdosta, Woodstock and Warner Robins. Each contact-page location also carries a "Get Directions" link.

Lists Atlanta, Griffin, Norcross, Savannah, Smyrna, Lawton, Carrollton, and Richardson as a location. Names Georgia, United States, Stonecrest, South Fulton, Gainesville, Alpharetta, Athens, and Atlanta as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published.

To get started, the site directs people to a free case review. Its published answer is: "If you've been injured or believe you have a claim, contact Bader Law for a free consultation. Our team will review your case, explain your legal rights and options, and guide you through the process." The site's buttons for this are "Get My Free Case Review", "Check Case Eligibility" and "Call Now"; the intake form is marked "Takes less than 2 minutes". A consultation can be requested by calling (470) 447-2800, by calling (404) 585-8947 for service in Spanish, or by submitting the contact form, which asks for consent to be contacted by phone and SMS.

A free consultation and a review of a case are not a statement that a claim exists or that it will succeed, and nothing on the site promises a result or a settlement amount.

The firm describes itself as a Georgia‑based workers' compensation and personal injury firm that has collected millions of dollars for clients across the state. It states that these recoveries have translated into millions of dollars in attorney's fees for referring counsel.

The site emphasises that the firm has:

• experienced attorneys,
• strong resources, and
• a positive reputation with other lawyers in Georgia.

According to the referral page, these factors make it a common choice for substantial injury and workers' compensation cases that other attorneys choose to associate.

How Bader Law works with referring attorneys

The firm states that it believes in a team approach to handling and litigating referred cases. It notes that:

• It works with referring attorneys to maximise the client's recovery.
• It is prepared to dedicate the resources needed for each substantial case it accepts.
• It values long‑term relationships and has worked with attorneys from across Georgia on their clients' cases.

The page invites attorneys who want to discuss a potential referral to email the firm or call (470) 447-2800.

The site does not publish specific referral‑fee percentages, written co‑counsel agreements or the exact terms on which referral fees are shared; those details are arranged directly with the firm.

The "Community Involvement" page explains that the firm's commitment to helping clients extends into the wider community. It supports a number of non‑profit groups and local events in the areas where its attorneys live and work.

A major focus of this outreach is educating workers and employers in Atlanta and across Georgia about their rights and responsibilities after a work‑related injury. Through support, outreach projects and seminars, the firm says it aims to help reduce the chance that injured workers' rights are overlooked or denied.

Scholarship programs

The firm publishes several scholarships for students, including:

• Future Lawyers of America Scholarship
• Future Lawyers of Georgia Scholarship
• Survivor of a Car Accident Scholarship
• Workers' Compensation Scholarship

Each scholarship has its own eligibility criteria and application details on the firm's website. The pages do not state that any award is guaranteed; availability and terms are as published at the time a student applies.

Educational seminars on workers' compensation

Bader Law Injury Lawyers states that it holds educational seminars throughout the year to help workers understand the basics of Georgia's workers' compensation system. Key points highlighted on the site include:

• If you are injured on the job in Georgia, you may be entitled to workers' compensation benefits.
• You do not have to prove that your employer was negligent in order to qualify for workers' compensation.
• Workers' compensation benefits can include medical coverage and wage‑replacement benefits.
• Employers and their insurers may contest or deny claims; a denied claim can often be taken before an administrative law judge.
• The Georgia State Board of Workers' Compensation publishes an Employee Handbook that injured employees can download for free from the SBWC website.

The firm invites non‑profits and community organisers who want to host an educational seminar or request a speaker to call its office at (470) 447-2800.

The firm also publishes summary figures across its pages: "10K+ Cases won", "$350M+ Recovered for clients" and "18+ Years of Experience". The home page shows a 4.8 rating from 3,455 Google reviews and a review widget reading "EXCELLENT Based on 3153 reviews". The home page states that "Best Lawyers in America, Super Lawyers, and the Million Dollar Advocates Forum have recognized Bader Law as one of the top-performing personal injury firms in the nation." The site does not publish the years those recognitions were given.

The firm publishes a FAQ library at baderlaw.com/faqs/ organised by category, including Workers' Compensation, Car Accidents, Truck Accidents, Bus Accidents, Motorcycle Accidents, Bicycle Accidents, Pedestrian Accidents, Dog Bite, Insurance, Premises Liability, Slip and Fall Injury, Spinal Cord Injuries, Traumatic Brain Injuries, Personal Injury and Wrongful Death. Published workers' compensation questions include what LOV means in workers' comp, what EE means, what a compromise and release is, and how to prove cumulative trauma in a claim. The Spanish pages also list a Calculadora de Compensación de Trabajadores.

These pages are general published information about Georgia law. They are not advice on any particular claim, and nothing published says whether a given worker is covered, what benefits would be paid, or how long anyone has to act. Those questions go to the firm on a call at (470) 447-2800.

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