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Since 1988 my law practice has been focused primarily in the area of Georgia workers' compensation law.  During my first five years of practice, I worked as an associate with a top insurance defense law firm in mid-town Atlanta.  During my time as an insurance defense lawyer I had the opportunity to try hundreds of cases in cities and towns throughout Georgia and I learned a great deal about this fascinating area of the law.. I also had an opportunity to observe other lawyers try cases and when I decided to set out on my own in the early 1990's I decided to use my experience and training to represent injured workers.  Since 1993 I have represented injured employees exclusively.. I offer my clients personalized and responsive service.  I employ one paralegal but otherwise I am involved in every aspect of my client's case.  I am especially concerned about helping my clients get appropriate medical care.  I know from my days as an insurance defense lawyer that "company doctors" often do not have the qualifications or motivation to provide quality medical care and I offer to my clients the benefit of my knowledge about dozens of medical specialists throughout Georgia to help them get the quality care they deserve.

I attended Lawrence Technological University, graduating in 1994 with a B.S. in Electrical Engineering. I served as Student Class President, both in my Junior and Senior years. While at Lawrence Tech. I joined Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity. I served on the Philanthropy Committee. I began my professional career as an engineer, designing electrical control systems for General Motors, Ford Motor Company, Hayes Wheels and Daimler Chrysler. As a controls engineer, I designed, programmed and debugged everything from robot arms to automatic stations for assembly lines. Completing five years in the engineering field, in 1999, I turned to his love and true career goal, the practice of law. I entered the Franklin Pierce Law Center in Concord, New Hampshire. While at Franklin Pierce Law Center I joined the Legal Practice Clinic. As a Senior, I was able to practice law under the Third Year Rule in New Hampshire. As a law student, I majored in Litigation and Intellectual Property Law. In 2002 I received my Doctorate in Jurisprudence from Franklin Pierce Law Center. Initially I focused his practice on Intellectual Property Law, and more specifically, Patent Law prosecution. I am licensed to practice in all of the State and Superior Courts of Georgia, the Court of Appeals and the Supreme Court of Georgia. I am also admitted to the United States District Court, Northern District. In 2003 I realized that my “true calling” was in Workers’ Compensation, Personal Injury and Civil Practice Litigation. During my legal career, I have worked both for the Defense side, representing large insurance companies, and as a Plaintiff’s Advocate, representing the individual’s rights.In 2007 I became the lead attorney for the DOVER Law Firm’s Workers’ Compensation Department as well as the firm’s Personal Injury Litigation Trial Team.In 2008 I joined Montlick & Associates Workers' Compensation Department and a little later joined the firm's Personal Injury Department. I have recently shifted my focus and devotion to practicing 100% of my time to Workers' Compensation, specifically helping injured workers.

Attorney Danny Levitas draws on a long career devoted to pursuing social and economic justice for working people regardless of their race, gender, or station in life.. Today, as a workers’ compensation claimants’ attorney with Clements & Sweet, Danny brings decades of experience as a writer, lobbyist, and nonprofit organization executive to his law practice where he is devoted to helping injured workers.. Danny graduated from the University of Michigan in 1982 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Natural Resources and graduated Emory Law School with honors in 2010 as the second-oldest student in his graduating class.. Immediately prior to law school he served on the national staff of the American Civil Liberties Union voting rights project where he  worked on the successful national campaign to reauthorize the expiring provisions of the landmark 1965 Voting Rights Act, which President George W. Bush signed into law in 2006.. At Emory, Danny served as an executive managing editor of the Emory Law Journal. He also received the Henry Quillian Prize in Contracts for Best Overall Performance in Contracts and Commercial Law, and won the Best Oralist Award in the Spring 2008 Intraschool Moot Court Competition.. Danny loves what he does, and shares a passion and concern for injured workers with his fellow attorneys at Clement & Sweet, LLP.. Danny was born and raised in New York City, but has lived in Atlanta since 1989. He is the author of The Terrorist Next Door: The Militia Movement and the Radical Right published by Thomas Dunne Books/St. Martin’s Press in 2002. His publisher nominated the book for a National Book Award and a Pulitzer Prize.. He is also the author of Scaling Waller: How Courts Have Eroded the Sixth Amendment Public Trial Right, 59 Emory Law Journal 493 (2010) and The Case for Extending and Amending the Voting Rights Act: Voting Rights Litigation, 1982-2006, with Laughlin McDonald (American Civil Liberties Union Voting Rights Project, 2006).. His other writing has appeared in the Los Angeles Times Book Review section and the New York Times Op-Ed page.. He is a member of the American Bar Association, the Georgia Trial Lawyers Association, and the Georgia Workers’ Compensation Claimants’ Lawyers.. For Danny, representing workers’ compensation claimants is not just a job, it is also a passion.

My primary goal is to protect the rights of individuals in Georgia who have been injured due the negligence or intentional wrongdoing of another person, those who have suffered physical or mental disability because of a workplace accident, and those who are struggling to support themselves because their Social Security disability claim was denied. Contact me if you have suffered from any of the following types of accident injuries:. Workers' Compensation. Personal Injury Accidents - Car Accidents, Truck Accidents, Bicycle and Cycling Accidents, Motorcycle Accidents, Pedestrian Accidents, or experienced a Wrongful Death. Social Security. We offer free consultations to review the details of your case and provide the best legal advice possible.

Senior Partner of Rechtman & Spevak in Atlanta, David B. Rechtman has enjoyed 30 successful years litigating Workers' Compensation and Personal Injury cases in Georgia.. David works hard to protect the rights of those who have suffered because of another person’s negligence or because of unsafe working conditions. David is a highly experienced workers' compensation and personal injury attorney ready to speak with you about your individual situation in a free consultation.

JASON A. LANAHAN graduated with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Political Science from Purdue University. After graduation, I spent two years in the hospitality industry before beginning work on my second bachelor’s degree. I graduated from Ball State University cum laude with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in History, Philosophy, and Legal Studies in Business. At Ball State, I was awarded the Presidential Scholarship of Merit and was one of eight to graduate with Academic Honors in Writing. As an undergrad, I was inducted into the Phi Alpha Theta Honor Society and Phi Sigma Tau Honor Society. I received my Juris Doctor from Mercer Law School, where I was awarded the Faculty Scholarship of Merit. I was also an active participant in the Phi Alpha Delta Honor Fraternity as well as the Second Amendment Society and Sports and Entertainment Law Society. I am a member of the State Bar of Georgia and is also admitted to the Georgia Supreme Court, Georgia Court of Appeals, and the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia.

I have practiced law for almost 20 years although it does not seem that long.  I have chosen my practice areas in indigent criminal defense, education law, and now workers' compensation because all have allowed me to work for an individual.  I enjoy the connection with a live person for whom I can advocate.  I like to get to know the person I respresent.  My clients are more than mere case numbers.  I am more effective if I can empathize with and understand the individuals for whom I argue.. Becoming a lawyer was never the ultimate goal.  It has always been a means to an end. It is a way in which I can use my expertise to help people maneuver their way through an otherwise confusing and complicated legal system in order to invoke rights or request redress.. I spend my spare time with my husband and two energetic sons.  We enjoy travelling the world together and exploring new places, but in many ways, every day is an adventure.  There are very few dull moments in my life, and I wouldn't have it any other way.

Jim Jenkins earned his BBA in Marketing in 2003 from the University of Georgia’s Terry College of Business. He was sworn in to practice law in the State of Georgia in November of 2009, after receiving his Juris Doctorate from Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School.  From August of 2009 until August of 2010, Mr. Jenkins was the law clerk/staff attorney for the Superior Courts of the Northern Judicial Circuit, primarily working with Chief Judge John H. Bailey, Jr.. Following his clerkship, Mr. Jenkins practiced law with his father, at Jenkins Law, LLC, in a general law practice primarily consisting of domestic relations, personal injury, criminal defense, contract litigation, estate matters, corporate law and real estate law.  He spent a great deal of time in the courtroom litigating all types of cases.  Subsequently, Jim transitioned to real estate law/closings for approximately one year before deciding that he wanted to help injured people with their legal needs.. Currenly, as a partner with Jenkins Utley, P.C., Jim focuses his practice on personal injury cases, with a strong understanding of many areas of law.  His office is conveniently located in the Buckhead area of Atlanta.. Additionally, Mr. Jenkins has been a registered Georgia mediator/neutral since 2010, and has mediated many cases, both privately and for the 10th District Alternative Dispute Resolution program, ranging from personal injury to divorce and custody lawsuits.

Attorney Kaleita has over 22 years of experience with workers' compensation injuries. He is known in Atlanta and Northern Georgia for his outstanding negotiation ability. Attorney Kaleita understands the hardships that accompany a work injury, and he wants to do all he can to help you receive the compensation you need in order to recover. He has won millions of dollars for his clients, and he wants to do that same for you. Contact his office today for a free case evaluation, and get started on the road to recover!

Managing Partner of Mooney Law. Practices include Workers Compensation, Personal Injury, and Bankruptcy in Pennsylvania and Maryland. Licensed in Pennsylvania and Maryland. Selected to Super Lawyers and Rising Stars in Pennsylvania by Super Lawyers Magazine. In 2024, was selected as a Top 25 Pennsylvania Workers' Compensation attorney by the National Trial Lawyer's organization. Read my blog at Chambersburg and Carlisle Workers Comp Attorney (centralpaworkerscomp.com) Feel free to send me a MESSAGE right here on AVVO and I will get back to you.

Jenifer Dana Kaufman of Kaufman Workers’ Compensation Law is committed to providing outstanding legal representation for injured workers. Jenifer is a Certified Workers' Compensation Specialist* who will give you the exceptional client service your situation requires. She knows the law, works hard and delivers results for her clients. Kaufman Workers’ Compensation Law provides outstanding communication and guidance throughout the lifetime of your claim. There is nothing more frustrating and stressful than leaving message after message for your attorney and worrying about your case. Jenifer's promise is to always personally respond within 24 hours to your questions. She gives you the answers you need to move forward. This is "The Kaufman Difference.". When you retain a workers' comp lawyer, you are entering into a relationship which can last months or even years. You expect that your attorney will be there for you over the long haul and treat your situation with dignity and respect. Large firms can often produce a revolving door of attorneys on your case. At a mega-firm, the attorney at your initial consultation may not be the same one that handles your hearings or answers your questions. By choosing Kaufman Workers’ Compensation Law, you have the strategic advantage of having the same handling attorney from start to finish . . . an attorney that knows your case and knows you.. Contact Jenifer now to make an appointment. She will advise you as to your options and how she can take control of your case. Evening hours are available at the Abington office. Jenifer can also meet you at a location convenient to your home or workplace.. *Certified as a specialist in the practice of workers' compensation law by the Pennsylvania Bar Association's Section on Workers' Compensation Law as authorized by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court

I have been representing injured workers in Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation cases since 1992.  Early in my career, I also did some work in employment law and Social Security Disability, but my practice has been limited to PA Workers’ Compensation for several years now.. Away from the office, I enjoy sports (though my days as a roller hockey goalie, sadly, are over).  I am active in my community, and had served as President of the Homeowners’ Association in my 400-residence development.