
PRACTICE
Areas.
CRIME VICTIMS
DEFECTIVE VEHICLES
GEORGIA PRODUCTS LIABILITY ATTORNEY FOR DEFECTIVE TIRES
ATLANTA CLASS ACTION
LAWYERS
GEORGIA NURSING HOME
ABUSE LAWYERS
ATLANTA CAR ACCIDENT
LAWYERS
Crime Victims
Representing victims of crimes in civil lawsuits to recover compensation from the one who committed the crime and their accomplices.
Defective Vehicles
Helping you hold manufacturers accountable for injuries caused by faulty vehicles.
Defective Tires
We know what it takes to hold negligent manufacturers accountable for defective products.
Class Action
A powerful tool to stop and prevent illegal predatory behavior by corporations
Nursing Home Abuse
Abuse of older adults is one of the most under-reported social problems in the United States.
Car Accident
Protecting the rights of car accident victims across the state of Georgia.
- Why You Should Hire a Lawyer After a Car Accident in Atlanta
- Who Can I Recover Money from After a Car Accident in Atlanta?
- What Must I Prove to Recover for Personal Injuries After a Car Accident in Atlanta?
- How Can You Lose a Car Accident Case in Georgia?
- What Damages Can You Recover After a Car Accident?
Benefits.
OF HIRING US
Awards.
AND RECOGNITIONS
Meet Our
Atlanta Personal Injury Lawyers
Matt Q. Wetherington
Founding Partner, Attorney
Robert Friedman
Attorney
Eli Cohen
Attorney
James Cox
Attorney
Ben Levy
Of Counsel
Elizabeth Ji
Of Counsel
Matt Q. Wetherington
Matt is a nationally recognized civil litigation attorney focused on high-stakes cases involving personal injury, wrongful death, and class actions. Outside the courtroom, Matt works to empower others to make informed decisions about their health, safety, and financial well-being.
Robert Friedman
Before joining the Wetherington Law Firm, Robert specialized in insurance litigation, liability litigation, and general insurance defense. His experience representing some of Georgia’s largest insurance carriers and providers gives him unique insight into the tactics that powerful companies use against plaintiffs and the actions that plaintiffs can take to strengthen their cases, both in negotiations and in court.
Eli Cohen
Eli has made service his life’s work. Before joining the Wetherington Law Firm, Eli served on active duty with the U.S. Army overseas in Iraq.
James Cox
James relentlessly focuses on identifying, exposing, and remedying dangerous products and corporate practices. In cases of all sizes, difficulties, and complexities, James prides himself on tirelessly representing those wrongly injured by the negligence of others.
Ben Levy
Before joining the Wetherington Law Firm, Ben worked at one of the largest personal injury law firms in the United States. Ben has helped evaluate and litigate thousands of cases and will bring his breadth of experience to your legal matter.
Elizabeth Ji
Elizabeth Ji advocates for individuals, families, and businesses with a broad range of legal problems.
Elizabeth Ji는 광범위한 법적 문제가있는 개인, 가족 및 비즈니스를 옹호합니다.
RECENT
News.
FREQUENTLY ASKED
Questions.
Q.
What Steps Do I Need to Take After an Accident?
A.
Following an accident in Atlanta, it is crucial that you take proactive measures to protect your health, well-being, and legal rights. Defendants and major insurance companies waste little time in crafting their defense strategy... CONTINUE READING
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What is the Statute of Limitations for a Personal Injury Lawsuit in Georgia?
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The statute of limitations sets the deadline to file personal injury laws. In Georgia, personal injury claims are generally subject to a two-year statute of limitations. With a few exceptions in both directions... CONTINUE READING
Q.
Who Can Be Held Legally Liable for My Injuries?
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One or more parties may be legally responsible for your injuries. In Georgia, an injured victim typically needs to prove that their accident was caused by the defendant’s negligence in order to hold them liable for the accident.... CONTINUE READING
Q.
How Much Compensation Can I Recover through a Georgia Personal Injury Claim?
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The value of your Atlanta personal injury case will depend on several factors, including your ability to prove fault and the extent of your damages. In Georgia, injured victims can hold the at-fault party legally responsible for out-of-pocket and intangible damages. .... CONTINUE READING