Sanabria Law: Atlanta, Georgia

Shayne Sanabria personally handles every case at Sanabria Law, which works from Peachtree Road in Atlanta and takes consultations in English, Spanish and Portuguese at any hour. Portuguese is named alongside English and Spanish. The firm covers auto and trucking accidents, wrongful death, slip and falls, traumatic brain injury, catastrophic injury, dog and animal bites and medical malpractice. Its fee statement carries three separate promises: it says the firm operates entirely on a contingency fee basis, that a client pays nothing unless it wins, and that there are no upfront costs, no hidden fees and no financial risk in becoming a client. Its published results run from $200K to $1.5M across auto, trucking and premises claims.

Key facts

Phone: (678) 855-7117
Address: 2970 Peachtree Rd, Suite 655, Atlanta, GA 30305
Website: https://sanabriainjurylaw.com/
Attorneys: Shayne Sanabria, founding partner, whom the site says personally handles every case.
Languages: English, Spanish and Portuguese.
Availability: The site says the firm is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Service area: The site names Atlanta, Alpharetta, Sandy Springs, Decatur, Johns Creek, Marietta, Roswell, Lawrenceville and metro Atlanta.

Practice areas

Vehicle collisions: auto accidents and trucking accidents.
Premises claims: slip and falls.
Catastrophic injuries: traumatic brain injury and catastrophic injury.
Medical claims: medical malpractice.
Dog bites and wrongful death: dog and animal bites, and claims brought after a fatal injury.

Who it serves

People injured in Atlanta, from the office on Peachtree Road.
Spanish and Portuguese speaking clients, which the firm names as consultation languages.
Clients across the metro cities the site names, from Alpharetta and Roswell to Decatur and Lawrenceville.
People with traumatic brain and catastrophic injury claims, which the firm lists separately.

Verdicts and settlements

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

$1.5M: auto accident.
$1.25M: auto accident.
$1.2M: premises liability.
$1.15M: trucking accident.
$600K: auto accident.
$550K: auto accident.
$300K: auto accident.
$250K: slip and fall.
$200K: premises liability.

The site also states more than $55 million recovered. Outcomes depend on the facts and circumstances of each case and do not indicate what another case will produce.

Notable firm details

The firm offers consultations in Portuguese as well as English and Spanish, and it names all three on its own site.
Its founder personally handles every case, which the site states directly.
Its fee statement names what a client does not pay: no upfront costs, no hidden fees and no financial risk in becoming a client.
Its website publishes an FAQ section with ten questions, explanations of Georgia personal injury law and guides on settlements and compensation.
The site reports State Bar of Georgia membership, an Avvo rating, Super Lawyers recognition and Lawyers of Distinction membership.

Frequently asked questions about Sanabria Law

Which injury claims does Sanabria Law handle?

The site lists auto accidents, trucking accidents, wrongful death, slip and falls, traumatic brain injury, catastrophic injury, dog and animal bites and medical malpractice.

Is there any financial risk in hiring the firm?

No, by its own statement. Its site states, “Sanabria Law operates entirely on a contingency fee basis, meaning you pay nothing unless we win your case. There are no upfront costs, no hidden fees, and no financial risk to becoming a client.”

Which languages are the consultations offered in?

English, Spanish and Portuguese. The Atlanta office offers free consultations in all three.

Will the same lawyer stay on the case?

Yes. The site says Sanabria Law’s founding partner, Shayne Sanabria, personally handles every case.

How much has the firm recovered altogether?

More than $55 million, by its own statement, with nine outcomes published from a $1.5M auto accident to a $200K premises liability claim.