Serious injuries deserve a serious lawyer.
When a careless driver, company or property owner changes your life, Georgia law gives you the right to be made whole. Talal Perez Ghosheh has represented injured people since 2009, and when you call, you talk to him.
Atlanta personal injury, start to finish
Plain-English guides to the cases we handle and the Georgia rules that decide them.
Car accidents
Rear-end, T-bone and highway crashes on Atlanta’s busiest roads.
Read the guide PracticeTruck accidents
18-wheelers, delivery vans and company vehicles, with federal safety rules in play.
Read the guide PracticePremises injuries
Falls, unsafe property and negligent security at stores and apartments.
Read the guide GuideWhat a case is worth
Medical bills, lost income, pain and suffering: how Georgia measures damages.
Read the guide GuideGeorgia deadlines
Two years is the general rule. Government claims can be much shorter.
Read the guide FirmAbout the firm
Who you’ll work with, and how we run a case from first call to resolution.
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A small firm, by design
You won’t be handed off to a call center. Talal Perez Ghosheh reviews your case, explains your options and stays involved.
- You talk directly with the lawyer
- Evidence requested early, before it disappears
- Every insurance policy reviewed, including your own
- Clear updates, in English or Spanish
Talal Perez Ghosheh
Georgia personal injury lawyer since 2009 and founder of GHOSHEH LAW FIRM LLC in Lawrenceville, serving injured people across metro Atlanta. Our motto: “We hold them accountable.”
Read our Google reviews →What people ask first
Do I need a lawyer after a car accident in Atlanta?
Not always. If you were hurt, the other driver’s insurer is involved, or fault is disputed, a free review can tell you whether a lawyer will make a difference.
How much does it cost?
Nothing up front. Contingency fee: no attorney fee unless we recover money for you. Fee agreements are in writing.
How long do I have to file?
Generally two years from the injury in Georgia, with shorter notice deadlines for claims against cities, counties and the state.
What if I was partly at fault?
Georgia lets you recover if you were less than 50% at fault, reduced by your share.
Hurt in Atlanta? Let’s talk today.
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