Georgia Accident Attorneys
Let My Family Work for Your Family
Ken Nugent’s legal team is special. First, it’s large. In fact, our law firm is one of the largest in the Southeast devoted exclusively to helping injury victims and their families. When your everyday business is taking on large insurance companies and corporations on behalf of those wronged by their actions, size is absolutely an advantage. However, what makes us unique is much more than the amount of resources we commit to each client’s case. The following attributes describe members of our highly-skilled Georgia accident attorney team:
- Graduates from some of the best colleges and universities in the country, including Emory, Mercer Law School, Michigan State School of Law, John Marshall Law School, Mississippi College School of Law, Savannah Law School, Michigan State University School of Law, University of Memphis Law School, Loyola University Chicago School of Law, Louis D. Brandeis School of Law, University of Toledo College of Law, Cumberland School of Law, District of Columbia School of Law, Georgia State University School of Law and the University of Georgia
- Teammates with substantially diverse racial and socio-economic backgrounds
- Multi-lingual. Our firm can accommodate clients that speak Spanish, Greek, Russian, French and German
- Recipients of the National Merit Scholarship, American Jurisprudence Award, and Wolf Scholarship
- Published legal author in the Georgia State Bar Journal and law school journals
- Former judge pro tem, assistant district attorney, superior court clerk, certified mediator, municipal court judge, special assistant attorney for the State of Georgia, city solicitor, and public defender
- Attorneys licensed to practice in Georgia, Alabama, North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida, West Virginia, and Tennessee
- Illinois, New Hampshire, Maine, Massachusetts.
Helping accident victims across Georgia
Ken Nugent founded his law firm in Atlanta in 1980 and the firm’s headquarters remains there today. But, shortly afterwards, he realized that many injury victims and their families outside of Atlanta were in need of quality and compassionate legal representation. Over time, he opened a total of 9 Georgia offices in—