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Our firm does not accept low impact cases or cases involving primarily chiropractic medical care. We choose instead to focus on serious injury and wrongful death cases so our Savannah personal injury attorneys can provide our clients with the personal attention they deserve. We offer free consultations so feel free to contact us to see if your case meets our criteria.
Mr. Simon practices exclusively in the area of Georgia personal injury law. He represents the victims of serious accidents throughout the State of Georgia. Mr. Simon graduated from the University of Virginia in 1993 and obtained his Juris Doctorate from Mercer University in 1997. He spent 10 years defending insurance companies while working for a variety of insurance defense firms and as in-house counsel for Liberty Mutual Insurance. He left the world of insurance defense several years ago and now represents Georgians against major insurance corporations.
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