Werner Law

Werner Law is an Atlanta-based personal injury firm known for record-setting verdicts and relentless trial advocacy. Focused exclusively on catastrophic injury and wrongful death cases, the firm represents individuals and families harmed by negligence nationwide. With a reputation built on results, Werner Law prepares every case as if it will be tried before a jury. That preparation, combined with deep resources and strategic precision, drives powerful outcomes against corporations and insurers.

Werner Law handles complex personal injury matters, including amputation, trucking accidents, motorcycle collisions, brain injury, wrongful death, medical malpractice, defective automobiles, tire failure litigation, and premises liability claims. The firm does not represent defendants or insurance companies. Instead, it stands solely with victims of serious harm. Through partnerships with leading experts in accident reconstruction, biomechanics, engineering, and economics, the firm builds comprehensive, evidence-driven cases designed for maximum recovery.

Werner Law has secured some of the largest verdicts and settlements in Georgia history, including a $51.7 million amputation result, multiple $21 million trucking outcomes, a $13 million wrongful death recovery, and numerous multi-million-dollar catastrophic injury awards. These results reflect meticulous preparation, courtroom skill, and unwavering commitment to justice. Insurance carriers recognize that cases handled by the firm are trial-ready, creating meaningful leverage in negotiations and verdicts alike.

Werner Law is led by accomplished trial attorneys Michael L. Werner, Nola D. Jackson, and Casey J. Brown, whose work has earned recognition from The National Trial Lawyers Top 100, the Daily Report Verdicts Hall of Fame, the Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum, and a 10.0 Avvo rating. Guided by a belief in the constitutional right to jury trials, the firm remains dedicated to community service, client advocacy, and securing life-changing results when it matters most.