Proudly Serving Atlanta, Roswell, and Georgia Since 1993
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Free Insurance Coverage Evaluation
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Reasonable Contingency Fees
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No Recovery, No Fee
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Home or Hospital Visits
About Doug Rubin
Education
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University of Michigan, B.A., 1990
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Emory University School of Law, J.D., 1993
Bar Admissions
As a personal injury attorney for over 29 years, it has been my honor to assist thousands of worthy individuals get their lives back in order after suffering life-altering injuries. I understand that personal injury cases come in all shapes and sizes, and I strive to provide the same level of quality service to each and every client, regardless the size of their case. I promise you hands-on, personal service and superior communication. My staff and I will return your phone calls promptly and keep you informed of the status of your case every step of the way. I charge reasonable contingency fees, which means you don't have to pay legal fees unless we win your case. I am always happy to provide free consultations in person or on the phone. Call me personally today at (404) 221-1555 to discuss your injury case.
PERSONAL INJURY
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Car Accidents
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Truck Wrecks
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Motorcycle Wrecks
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Premises Liability/Slip and Fall
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Dog Bites
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Wrongful Death
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Serious Personal Injuries
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Bone Fractures
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Brain Injuries
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Herniated Discs
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Ligament Tears and Sprains
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Whiplash/Back and Neck Injuries
Personal Injury cases can become very complicated and frustrating to deal with on your own. Insurance companies want to pay you as little as possible. My firm will work tirelessly to ensure you obtain top-notch medical care and receive every dollar you are entitled to on your case through settlement or verdict. Once your case is resolved, we will also negotiate outstanding medical bills and liens to maximize your recovery.
WORKERS' COMPENSATION
If you are injured on the job, Georgia law generally requires the employer to provide the following benefits:
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Payment of your medical care which is reasonable, necessary and related to your on-the-job injury.
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Payment of income benefits for time you have missed at work.
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Payment for prescription medications and medical equipment.
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Payment for mileage traveled to obtain medical care.
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Permanent Disability benefits.
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Lump-sum settlement of your claim.
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If you are being denied benefits on your Georgia workers' compensation claim, you have the right to file for a hearing before the State Board. Even if you believe you are receiving all your benefits, I encourage you to call my office to discuss your case. I handle all workers' compensation cases on a contingency fee basis, meaning you will never need to pay me an up-front retainer to represent you on your workers' compensation claim.