Weaver Law Firm
310 E.E. Butler Pkwy Gainesville, GA 30501, Gainesville, GA 30501
About Weaver Law Firm
Weaver Law Injury Attorneys handles personal injury, workers' compensation, and wrongful death cases. The firm has served clients in North Georgia for over 25 years, with offices in Gainesville, Cumming, and Murrayville. They have recovered over $175 million for clients. The firm offers free consultations and works on a contingency fee basis for injury cases. Bilingual staff are available.
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Notable Case Results
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$3.3M
Personal Injury
Client suffered severe skull and brain damage after being hit by a car in a Publix parking lot, leading to a 105-day coma. Case settled quickly to cover extensive medical bills.
$1.7M
Truck Accident
Client sustained life-threatening injuries in a crash caused by a reckless semi-driver. The trucking company's driver had a history of at-fault accidents, and the insurer initially offered a very low settlement.
$1.7M
Motorcycle Accident
Client was badly injured when a pickup truck failed to yield and pulled in front of his motorcycle. He underwent emergency surgery, spent eight days in intensive care, and recovered for over ten months.
$1M
Car Accident
Client, who was pregnant at the time of the wreck, suffered injuries that prompted a premature surgical delivery of her child. Both mother and child recovered well.
$1M
Wrongful Death
An 18-wheeler ran the client's vehicle off Interstate 85, causing it to hit a tree and resulting in the client's death at the scene.
$950,000
Negligent Security
Client was ambushed and brutally attacked near a campground, suffering severe head injuries requiring 54 staples. The campground had a history of police calls but failed to implement basic security measures.