We take on alltypes of personal injury cases. From auto and truck accidents to workers’ comp claims, our dedication to your case shows in our results–a billion times over.
We Have Recovered Billions of Dollars for Our Clients
You shouldn’t have to contend with bills for an injury that wasn’t your fault. You deserve justice for your accident and the support of a winning law firm who treats you like family.
Because we can’t prevent every injury, we focus on helping minimize its long‑term impact. We fight to protect your rights and work to pursue the compensation you may be entitled to under the law.
We win the peace-of-mind you need to get your life back.
At Montlick, we believe comprehensive legal representation is a right, not a privilege. That’s why we provide our services on a contingency fee basis. You only pay when we win.
With over 40 years of experience and billions of dollars won for our clients, you can count on Montlick to get you the money you deserve. Take a look at some real-life examples of how we’ve fought and won for our clients.
We’re Atlanta natives with a national reach. Whether you’re calling from our home city or somewhere else across the states, we never hurry you off the phone or make you jump through hoops to speak with your attorney. When you need us, we’re here. Always.
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If you fall in a restaurant in Georgia, you may be able to pursue compensation if the restaurant knew or should have known about a hazard and failed to fix it or provide a proper warning. Restaurant fall claims often depend on evidence such as photos, witness statements, incident reports, cleaning records, and surveillance footage.
A Georgia supermarket fall may support a premises liability claim when evidence shows the store knew, or reasonably should have known, about a hazard and failed to correct it or warn shoppers. Learn common supermarket hazards, how Georgia law treats store knowledge and shared fault, what deadlines may apply, and why quickly documenting the incident, preserving evidence, getting medical care, and speaking with an attorney can help protect your options.
If your loved one was partially at fault for the accident that caused their death, your family may still be able to pursue a Georgia wrongful death claim as long as the deceased’s share of fault is found to be less than 50%. Learn how Georgia’s comparative negligence rule may affect recovery, how fault is evaluated, and why evidence matters when shared fault is disputed.
A broken leg may seem straightforward at first, but the financial impact can be anything but simple. Hospital bills are only one part of the cost. Follow-up care, insurance deductibles and copays, transportation, future treatment, missed work, and other expenses can quickly add up, making a personal injury claim necessary after an accident.
For many FIFA World Cup visitors, a car accident can turn an exciting trip into a stress-filled ordeal. Whether you live in Atlanta, are visiting from another Georgia city, or are traveling from another state or country, here is what attendees need to know about protecting themselves after an accident in Atlanta.
This year, Montlick was proud to support many events and initiatives rooted in our commitment to improving the lives of Georgia residents. We’re sharing a few highlights from 2025.
How we move around our cities and towns is changing rapidly. In the space of a few years, we’ve seen considerable growth in the types of vehicles navigating our streets. At the same time, however, rider and pedestrian injury cases have risen, especially ones involving golf carts.
Maybe you’re a few days out of the hospital, just getting back into something resembling your old routine. Or you’re at the kitchen table, recovery still ongoing, with a stack of bills in front of you. Or you’re opening the mail to discover an insurance company has denied your claim after your car accident. What was the point of filing? What comes next?
A car accident can turn your life upside down. In the shock that follows, reporting the crash might be the last thing on your mind. But laws in many states require you to notify authorities right away, often within 24 hours. This guide breaks down the reporting rules in southeastern states, explains what can happen if you report late, and shares practical steps to protect your rights if you report an accident later than 24 hours.
Learn more about Montlick Injury Attorneys’ historic partnership with Doug Wright Powerboats, and the world’s fastest-growing sport, Offshore Powerboat Racing. Follow #TeamMontlick as they dominate the competition.
Our Chief Executive Officer, David R. Montlick, knew there had to be a better way to offer compassionate legal counsel to people suffering from injuries and injustice. He founded our firm with two ambitious goals in mind:
To create the most service-oriented personal injury law firm in the country.
To use that success to give back to the community meaningfully.
Even as our firm grows, our founding goals remain the same: we will always empower and improve our community while operating in a manner that allows every client to know and trust their attorney. That’s the Montlick way.
