The Balams Firm: Alpharetta, Georgia

The Balams Firm works from Maxwell Road in Alpharetta under attorney ReShea Balams, and its medical malpractice page is broken into separate claim types, naming nursing home abuse, failure to diagnose, birth injuries, medication errors, retained surgical instruments and hospital liability. The rest of the practice covers auto, truck, school bus, pedestrian, motorcycle and bicycle accidents, Uber and Lyft claims, slip and fall and wrongful death. The firm publishes free guides and newsletters alongside its blog and FAQ pages, and it is available at any hour. Its published results run from $80,000 to $350,000.

Key facts

Phone: (404) 445-2005
Address: 310 Maxwell Road, Suite 500, Alpharetta, GA 30009
Website: https://www.balamslaw.com/
Attorneys: ReShea Balams.
Availability: The site says the firm is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Practice areas

Vehicle collisions: auto accidents, truck accidents, school bus accidents, pedestrian accidents, motorcycle accidents and bicycle accidents.
Rideshare claims: Uber and Lyft accidents.
Premises claims: slip and fall accidents.
Medical claims: medical malpractice, which the site breaks into nursing home abuse, failure to diagnose, birth injuries, medication errors, retained surgical instruments and hospital liability.
Wrongful death: claims brought after a fatal injury.

Who it serves

People injured in Alpharetta, from an office on Maxwell Road.
Families bringing birth injury and nursing home abuse claims, which the site names separately.
Parents of children hurt in school bus accidents, which the firm lists as its own category.
Riders and pedestrians, including cyclists and rideshare passengers.

Verdicts and settlements

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

$350,000: automobile accident, neck injury and surgery.
$150,000: auto accident, back and neck injury and PTSD.
$145,000: auto accident, back and neck injury.
$120,000: pedestrian, concussion, back and neck injury.
$100,000: hit and run, shoulder, neck and back injury.
$80,000: premises liability, ceiling collapse.

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

Notable firm details

Its medical malpractice page names six distinct claim types rather than treating malpractice as one category, including retained surgical instruments and medication errors.
School bus accidents appear as a separate practice area rather than being folded into auto claims.
Its published results record the injury behind each figure, including a ceiling collapse premises claim.
The firm publishes free guides and newsletters alongside a blog and an FAQ section.

• The site reports Georgia Trend Legal Elite, National Trial Lawyers Top 40 Under 40, Super Lawyers for 2022, a Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses alumni listing, and membership of the Atlanta Bar Association and the Greater North Fulton Chamber.

Frequently asked questions about The Balams Firm

Which injury claims does The Balams Firm handle?

The site lists auto accidents, truck accidents, school bus accidents, pedestrian accidents, motorcycle accidents, bicycle accidents, Uber and Lyft accidents, wrongful death, slip and fall accidents and medical malpractice including nursing home abuse, failure to diagnose, birth injuries, medication errors, retained surgical instruments and hospital liability.

What will a case cost?

The Alpharetta office offers a free consultation. The Balams Firm refers to contingency fees through a link, so the terms are a question for that consultation.

Is anyone answering at two in the morning?

Yes. The site says it is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

What is there to read before choosing a lawyer?

A blog, free guides, newsletters and an FAQ section, all published by The Balams Firm.

What size of claim does the firm take on?

Its six published outcomes run from a $350,000 automobile accident involving neck surgery to an $80,000 premises liability claim following a ceiling collapse.