The Champion Firm, Personal Injury Attorneys, P.C.

Started in 2014, The Champion Firm is a top-rated, full-service Atlanta personal injury firm specializing in motor vehicle accidents, premises liability, wrongful death, and medical malpractice. Led by Attorney Darl Champion, The Champion Firm team has successfully litigated and settled over $100 million for clients all across Georgia. No case is too big or too small for us to review - and consultations are always free. Recent Results: $17 Million | Wrongful Death $10.2 Million | Motor Vehicle Accident $3 Million | Premises Liability $2.8 Million | Medical Malpractice $1.3 Million | Trucking Accident Learn More: www.thechampionfirm.com

In her comments about the show Suits, #attorney Andrienne McKay noted that a Juris Doctor degree is required to sit for the bar exam (this is the #law here in Georgia). In this video, Andrienne is back to answer viewer comments about the states that don't require a degree to sit for the bar exam.

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"Darl and his team were amazing!!! Always there for me when I had any questions. All phases of my case were handled promptly and professionally! Thank you so very much for taking such great care of me. Very grateful." Another five-star review for personal injury attorney Darl Champion, who always leaves a lasting impression on our clients! ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ➡️ Read all our reviews (or leave one of your own!) here: https://lnkd.in/eTtYzmDC #review #testimonial #lawfirm #legal #lawyer #attorney #happyclients

In Episode 14 of the Championing Justice #podcast, we cover the power of visual aids in personal injury cases. In this excerpt from the show, Alex Deaconson discusses some animation options #lawyers don’t always think of. Watch the full episode on our #YouTube channel! (Link in comments👇)

This case with a $50,000 liability policy turned into a $2,000,000 settlement from the liability insurer. We were retained a few months after our client was injured in a wreck. He fractured his humerus and developed radial nerve palsy. Radial nerve palsy can result from this fracture because of the location of the radial nerve. Unfortunately for our client, he broke his humerus where the radial nerve traversed the spiral groove. This was a pretty clear liability wreck. The at-fault driver only had $50,000 in coverage. The medical bills alone were close to $100,000 and our client had a severe injury. But the reason the client reached out to us wasn't because of his injuries. It was because the insurer was not responding to his requests to fix his truck! Turns out, the truck was totaled, but for months the insurer did nothing to handle his property damage claim. As soon as we were retained, we sent a policy limits demand for $50K. Seems like the insurer would just pay the demand, right? Wrong. For reasons I'll never understand, the insurer dragged its feet, just like it did with the property damage claim. It did not respond to our demand and accept it before the deadline. It never sent the payment by the payment deadline. Under Georgia law, an insurer can be held liable for an excess verdict where it fails to accept a policy limits demand that an ordinarily prudent insurer would have accepted. A few weeks before trial against the defendant, the insurer agreed to pay $2,000,000 to settle the case, rather than face a trial with an excess verdict and subsequent bad faith action. Our client also received $500,000 from his uninsured motorist carrier, for a total settlement of $2.5 million. Our client wasn't trying to get rich. Despite his serious injuries, he didn't even want to hire a lawyer. He just wanted to get his truck fixed! Contrary to the narrative that all personal injury plaintiffs are greedy, I've found that the vast majority of clients I represent just want to be treated fairly.

In this case, our client was driving down a DeKalb County road when an oncoming driver swerved over the double-yellow line and violently crashed into our client’s vehicle. Police responded to the crash and found the oncoming driver at fault for the wreck. As a result of the crash, our client was injured, unable to work, and suffered ongoing mental and physical health issues. He had neck, back, and hip pain, and had concussion symptoms with constant headaches. In addition to the physical injuries caused by the crash, our client also developed panic attacks and increased stress. After proving that the other driver failed to use ordinary care in the operation of her vehicle, personal injury attorneys Darl Champion and Bill Daniel got the liable driver’s insurance to settle for $300,000. ➡️ Learn more about this and the other cases we've won for clients on our website (Link in comments 👇). #results #settlement #legal #lawyer #attorney #lawfirm #personalinjury

If you or someone you know has been injured by medical malpractice while in prison or jail, there are some #legal statutes to be aware of. In this video, personal injury #attorney Darl Champion breaks them down.

Six recent law grads taking the July Bar Exam took me up on my offer for free Atlanta United tickets in our suite last night. It was great meeting them and hearing about their backgrounds and future plans after they take the Bar. And most of all, it was nice to be able to give them a break from studying.

Two different people injured at the same property due to the same defective condition. Both injuries required surgery. One got a $250,000 settlement. The other got a nominal amount. Why? One hired us and one hired another law firm that gave zero attention to the case and told the client to settle for pennies on the dollar. The choice of attorney matters. Yet many clients are simply unaware of the differences between lawyers and rely on things like which lawyer charges less. This problem seems to be becoming more profound with all the noise that exists in the hypercompetitive personal injury space. The attorney you choose can be the most important decision for your case. Do your research and make sure you hire the right law firm. Don't just hire the first law firm you find, the one a friend recommended, or the one offering the lowest rate.