Our Case Results

Our client volunteered to help a neighbor cut some tree limbs. The homeowner agreed to hold the ladder while the client used a saw, but walked away. Our client fell and was injured. An insurance adjuster interviewed our client while he was heavily medicated and before he hired our law firm and tricked him into making some damaging admissions. We filed suit and proved that the homeowner was negligent, after which the same insurance company paid-out its policy limits.

A local car dealership decided to wash cars in its parking lot on one of the coldest days in years in the State of Georgia.  Unfortunately, water from the hose ran across the parking lot and froze, creating black-ice on the asphalt. When our client’s family visited the dealer that morning, the daughter fell as soon as she set foot outside the family car, injuring her leg.  Using weather records, we were able to prove that the ice did not naturally form due to rain or snow, but was created by car-washing on a cold morning.

Our client tripped over a rug being used by an employee to cushion her feet while standing at a credential-checkpoint.  The defense argued that the rug was open and obvious and that our client should have seen it.  However, discovery and deposition testimony were used to show that the security officer diverted our client’s attention away from the rug and that a corner of the rug was wrinkled and sticking out into the walk way.

A handicap ramp was poorly constructed. It resulted in our client being seriously injured after walking on the ramp. After our lawyers reviewed the accident scene, we were able to prove how the poorly designed ramp was responsible for the injuries.

Client tripped, fell, and suffered neck and back injuries at a nation haircut chain.  The Millar Law Firm filed suit and was able to collect a confidential six-figure settlement on behalf of client.  Client’s fall was caused because barber unintentionally failed to remove cord from around client’s feet after haircut.

A Clayton County resident slipped and fell on a wooden handicap access ramp at a home being rented by her daughter.  At first, she did not think she was hurt.  Several days later she had a seizure and was hospitalized with a mild traumatic brain injury.  Investigation by our expert determined that the ramp lacked two important safety features:  grip/tread tape and railings that could be gripped properly if someone started to slip.

$125,000.00 settlement for slip and fall injury at convenience store.