Peachtree City, GA

Brandon R. Taylor

Brandon R. Taylor is the Managing Partner at Taylor & Tucker, LLC. His practice focuses primarily on medical negligence, wrongful death, and personal injury litigation. He has handled thousands of personal injury cases and is an Adjunct Professor of Litigation at Georgia State University College of Law. He has been recognized as a Super Lawyer since 2020, is a member of the National Trial Lawyers Top 100, and is double board-certified by the National Board of Trial Advocates and the National Board of Civil Pretrial Practice Advocacy.

James H. Webb, Jr.

Attorney James H. Webb, Jr. is the founding partner of Webb Law LLC, specializing in medical malpractice cases. With 45 years of experience, he has recovered millions for clients and is recognized for his litigation and negotiation skills. He is double board certified in Civil Trial Advocacy by the National Board of Trial Advocacy and in Civil Pretrial Practice by the National Board of Civil Pretrial Advocacy. Mr. Webb is a Cum Laude graduate of the University of Georgia Law School and a member of both the Georgia and Florida Bar Associations. He is also a decorated veteran who served in Vietnam.

Jason R. Schultz

Jason R. Schultz is an attorney specializing in Personal Injury, Wrongful Death, Medical Negligence, Products Liability, and Premises Liability. He was born in Akron, Ohio on August 23, 1966. He graduated magna cum laude from Florida State University (B.S., 1988) and summa cum laude from Cleveland-Marshall College of Law (J.D., 1991). He is a Georgia Super Lawyer (2007, 2009), a member of the Top 100 Trial Lawyers in Georgia, AV Rated by Lexis-Nexis Martindale Hubbell, and a member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum. He has been admitted to the bar in Georgia and Florida since 1991 and has over 30 years of experience.

John P. Webb

John P. Webb is one of the three managing partners at Smith, Welch, Webb and White. He has extensive trial experience, prosecuting criminal cases from 1994-1996 and handling hundreds of civil and criminal cases since joining the firm in 1997. His practice focuses on representing clients injured by others, particularly in personal injury and wrongful death cases. He is known for his personalized attention and effective advocacy.

John P. Webb is one of the three managing partners of Smith, Welch, Webb and White. He gained extensive trial experience prosecuting criminal cases from 1994-1996 and has since focused on representing clients injured by others, particularly in Personal Injury - Auto Accidents and Wrongful Death practice areas. He is known for personalized attention and effective advocacy.

Miranda N. Hanley is a partner at Smith, Welch, Webb & White, LLC, joining in 2015. She has a successful litigation practice specializing in civil litigation, personal injury, wrongful death, auto accidents, tractor-trailer accidents, premises liability, slip and falls, toxic mold illness, and workers’ compensation. She is a National Mock Trial Competition winner and focuses on helping her clients.

Shane Smith

Shane Smith calls Georgia home. After graduating from high school in Fayette County, Shane attended the University of Georgia for two years. He then transferred to Georgia State University where he graduated Magna Cum Laude in 1997. As an undergraduate, he was active in ROTC, serving on the Color Guard, Ranger Challenge, and as the company commander of his ROTC Company. Shane attended Georgia State’s College of Law, where he graduated Cum Laude in 2000. As a law student, he worked with Richard Hobbs, a local attorney in Fayetteville, and with the Fulton and Rockdale County DA offices as an intern. Additionally, he was active in the Student Trial Lawyers Association competing in a national competition. After being admitted to the Georgia Bar, he entered the U. S. Army Judge Advocate General’s Corps (JAG). He served at Fort Campbell, Kentucky, with the 101st Airborne (Air Assault) Division. While at Ft. Campbell, he attended and graduated from the Army’s Air Assault School, qualifying him to wear the Army Air Assault Wings on his uniform. He also served at Fort Benning, Georgia. While in the Army, he practiced as a criminal defense attorney throughout the Southeast. He has defended those accused of a wide range of charges, although he primarily focused his representation on those accused of serious sexual assault crimes. He also acted as the lead attorney on the only military homicide case in his multistate district during his tour. After leaving the army, Shane moved back to Peachtree City, Georgia. He began practicing personal injury law at a major firm in Atlanta. In the four years he spent with this firm, he handled over 500 cases, ranging from minor injuries to a serious tractor-trailer collisions. Shane has represented people with a variety of injuries, including mild soft tissue injuries to the back and neck, severely broken bones requiring surgery, back injuries requiring lumbar fusions, and an amputation. During this time, he represented numerous clients who were victims of drunk or impaired drivers and also helped many pedestrians who were struck and injured by automobiles. After working downtown for several years, Shane formed his own law firm to better represent his clients. Shane focuses his practice on helping those injured through no fault of their own. Such as in a car wreck, slip and fall on another person’s property, or any other serious accident. Shane is particularly proud of helping people who have been struck by drunk drivers receive the compensation they deserve. Shane has worked hard to develop contacts and relationships with many specialist doctors in the Atlanta area to help ensure that his clients receive treatment no matter how seriously they are injured. In addition to practicing law, Shane is married to his college sweetheart and has two small children. He attends Holy Trinity Church with his family and is a member of the Knights of Columbus, the Masons, and the Shriners. Shane is admitted to practice law in all courts in Georgia and the Military Court System. Shane is also admitted to practice in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Georgia.