The Eichholz Law Firm
319 Eisenhower Drive, Savannah, GA 31406, Savannah, GA 31406
4.4(382 reviews)About The Eichholz Law Firm
The Eichholz Law Firm represents clients in personal injury, workplace injury, and class action cases throughout Georgia and South Carolina. With over 40 years of experience, the firm has secured hundreds of millions of dollars for clients. This includes a $242 million verdict in a product liability and auto accident case. The firm operates on a contingency fee basis, requiring no upfront costs. Attorney Kyle K. Hardy is fluent in Spanish.
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$1B
Class Action, Personal Injury
Settlement for thousands of retired NFL players suffering from concussions and long-term brain injuries (CTE) due to the league's failure to protect them.
$242M
Product Liability, Auto Accident
Jury verdict for a family whose children suffered severe injuries due to defective front seats in a Lexus ES300 during a rear-end collision.
$47M
Medical Malpractice, Birth Injury
Jury awarded damages after a doctor's negligence during birth caused permanent disfigurement to a newborn baby.
$17.5M
Class Action, Product Liability, Environmental Contamination
Class-action lawsuit against Tyco Fire Products for PFAS contamination caused by firefighting foam, leading to personal injuries, property damage, and other economic losses.
$11.2M
Wrongful Death, Negligence
Jury verdict for parents of Sarah Jones, who died during filming of 'Midnight Rider' due to a train accident on an historic trestle.
$3.6M
Product Liability, Acoustic Trauma
Settlement for 1,069 firefighters who suffered hearing loss due to poorly designed sirens made by Federal Signal.