Butler Kahn: Atlanta, Georgia

Butler Kahn takes what it calls a relatively small number of cases so that it can fight hard on each, and it runs four Georgia offices from Lenox Pointe in Atlanta out to Lawrenceville, Roswell and Jonesboro. Six lawyers appear on the site alongside a named support team of paralegals, a case analyst and an office manager. The practice covers car, truck and motorcycle collisions, drunk driving and Uber claims, pedestrian and bicycle accidents, premises liability and slip and fall, brain injuries, sexual assault and crime victim representation, shootings, Jeep fires and explosions, and wrongful death. The firm publishes a large library alongside its case pages, including a podcast, an interactive car accident map, a Georgia car damage manual and legal forms, and it states that a client owes nothing if it does not win.

Key facts

Phone: 678-940-1444
Address: 10 Lenox Pointe, Atlanta, GA 30324
Lawrenceville office: 245 W. Crogan Street, Lawrenceville, GA 30046
Roswell office: 1255 Canton St, Unit E, Roswell, GA 30075
Jonesboro office: 21 Lee Street, Suite 250, Jonesboro, GA 30236
Website: https://butlerfirm.com/
Attorneys: Jeb Butler, Matt Kahn, Tom Giannotti, Graham Roberts, Emory Rogers and Janeen Smith.
Support team: the site also names Sarah Christy, office manager and paralegal; Keanna Offord, case analyst; and paralegals Christie Gilbert, Yadira Lopez and Jen Larkin.

Practice areas

Vehicle collisions: car accidents, truck accidents, motorcycle accidents, pedestrian accidents, bicycle accidents and Uber accidents.
Impaired driving claims: drunk driving accidents.
Violent injury claims: sexual assault, crime victim representation and shootings.
Product and fire claims: Jeep fires and explosions.
Premises claims: premises liability and slip and fall.
Catastrophic injuries: brain injuries.
Wrongful death: claims brought after a fatal injury.

Who it serves

People injured across Atlanta and the neighborhoods the site lists.
Clients at the Lawrenceville, Roswell and Jonesboro offices.
Crime victims and survivors of sexual assault and shootings, which the firm names as distinct practice areas.
Owners and occupants in vehicle fire and explosion claims, which the site names specifically.

Verdicts and settlements

These are the case results the firm features on its site, in the firm’s own figures and descriptions.

$150 million: wrongful death verdict.
$45 million: motorcycle accident settlement.
$40 million: wrongful death settlement.
$30 million: brain injury settlement.
$29.4 million: sexual abuse jury verdict.
$28 million: wrongful death jury verdict.

Outcomes depend on the facts and circumstances of each case and do not indicate what another case will produce.

Notable firm details

The firm says it takes a relatively small number of cases so that it can fight hard on each.
It names its paralegals, case analyst and office manager on the site alongside the lawyers.
Its published library runs wide: a podcast called Asking for a Friend, an interactive car accident map, a Georgia car damage manual, legal forms and go-bys, crime victim resources, and guides on what to do after a car accident, police accident reports and Georgia driving laws.
It names Jeep fires and explosions as a practice area.
The site reports a Georgia Bar Association Young Litigator of the Year award, National Law Journal Top 50 Elite Trial Lawyers, Georgia Trend Legal Elite, Daily Report On the Rise, National Trial Lawyers Association Top 100, Super Lawyers Rising Stars, an Avvo Client’s Choice Award, a Top Lawyer in Atlanta listing from GA Biz Magazine and an A+ accreditation from the Better Business Bureau.

Frequently asked questions about Butler Kahn

Which injury claims does Butler Kahn handle?

The site lists car accidents, truck accidents, motorcycle accidents, wrongful death, pedestrian accidents, brain injuries, sexual assault, bicycle accidents, crime victim representation, premises liability, slip and fall, drunk driving accidents, Uber accidents, Jeep fires and explosions, and shootings.

Is there anything to pay if the case is lost?

No. Butler Kahn states, “No Fee Unless We Win,” and, “If we don’t win, you don’t pay us. We stand behind our work. If we don’t win your case, you don’t owe us a dime.”

How many cases does the firm carry at once?

The site says the firm takes a relatively small number of cases so that it can fight hard on each one.

What can a reader look at before calling?

A blog, an FAQ section, the Asking for a Friend podcast, an interactive car accident map, a Georgia car damage manual, legal forms and go-bys, crime victim resources, and guides on what to do after a car accident, police accident reports and Georgia driving laws.

Where can a client meet the firm?

Butler Kahn works from 10 Lenox Pointe in Atlanta, with further offices in Lawrenceville, Roswell and Jonesboro.