Jones, Boykin & Associates, P.C.: Savannah, Georgia

Jones, Boykin & Associates, P.C. works from East 38th Street in Savannah under principal shareholder Noble L. Boykin, Jr., and its practice list reaches well beyond road collisions: Jones Act claims, longshoreman injuries, railroad worker claims under the Federal Employers’ Liability Act and railroad crossing collisions sit alongside car and tractor trailer cases. The firm also takes drunk driving injuries, motorcycle and bicycle claims, slip and fall, industrial and construction accidents, medical malpractice, defective products, pedestrian injuries, false arrest and false imprisonment, employment discrimination and civil rights claims. It offers a free first consultation and states that a client never pays a fee unless it wins.

Key facts

Phone: (912) 236-6161
Address: 213 E 38th St., Savannah, GA 31401
Website: https://www.jonesboykinsav.com/
Attorney: Noble L. Boykin, Jr., principal shareholder.
Office hours: Monday to Friday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, closed at weekends.
Fee: The site states, “We offer a free consultation on your first visit and you never pay a fee unless we win.”

Practice areas

Vehicle collisions: motor vehicle collisions, tractor trailer collisions, motorcycle and bicycle injuries, and pedestrian injuries.
Impaired driving claims: injuries caused by drunk and DUI drivers.
Maritime and port claims: maritime claims, longshoreman injuries and Jones Act claims.
Railroad claims: railroad worker injuries under the Federal Employers’ Liability Act, and railroad crossing collisions.
Workplace claims: industrial and construction accidents.
Premises claims: slip and fall.
Medical and product claims: medical malpractice and defective products.
Civil rights claims: false arrest and false imprisonment, employment discrimination and civil rights matters.

Who it serves

People injured in Savannah, from an office on East 38th Street.
Longshoremen and other port workers, through Jones Act and longshoreman claims.
Railroad employees bringing claims under the Federal Employers’ Liability Act, and people struck at railroad crossings.
People pursuing false arrest, employment discrimination and civil rights claims, which the firm carries beside its injury work.

Verdicts and settlements

The site states that the firm has successfully handled thousands of personal injury claims, recovering millions of dollars in settlements and verdicts, including what it describes as scores of cases with verdicts and settlements of a million or more dollars, all given as totals.

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

Notable firm details

Its practice list carries Jones Act, longshoreman and railroad worker claims as named categories, separate from the road collision work.
Railroad crossing collisions appear separately from road collisions.
The firm takes false arrest, false imprisonment, employment discrimination and civil rights matters beside injury work.
It keeps standard weekday hours.

• The site reports an AV rating from the Martindale-Hubbell Law Directory, which it describes as the highest obtainable, inclusion in the Martindale-Hubbell Bar Register of Preeminent Lawyers, and a 2010 Georgia Trend Magazine listing among the best personal injury lawyers.

Frequently asked questions about Jones, Boykin & Associates, P.C.

Which injury claims does Jones, Boykin & Associates, P.C. handle?

The site lists motor vehicle and tractor trailer collisions, drunk driver injuries, motorcycle and bicycle injuries, pedestrian injuries, slip and fall, industrial and construction accidents, medical malpractice, defective products, maritime claims, longshoreman injuries, Jones Act claims, railroad worker injuries, railroad crossing collisions, false arrest and false imprisonment, employment discrimination and civil rights claims.

What does the first visit cost?

Nothing. Jones, Boykin & Associates, P.C. states, “We offer a free consultation on your first visit and you never pay a fee unless we win.”

Are port and rail workers represented?

Yes. Jones Act claims, longshoreman injuries and railroad worker claims under the Federal Employers’ Liability Act all appear on its practice list as named routes.

When is the office open?

The Savannah office opens Monday to Friday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, and closes at weekends.

How large is the firm’s track record?

Thousands of personal injury claims, by its own account, including what Jones, Boykin & Associates, P.C. describes as scores of cases with verdicts and settlements of a million dollars or more, all given as totals.