The Law Office of Casey W. Stevens: Alpharetta, Georgia
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Casey W. Stevens worked as an insurance claims manager and then as a defense attorney for insurance companies before he began representing injured people, and the site presents that history as the reason he reads a claim the way the other side does. The firm works from Northwinds Parkway in Alpharetta and keeps five more offices across north Georgia, in Woodstock, Suwanee, Atlanta, Dawsonville and Canton. Its practice covers car, trucking, motorcycle, pedestrian and bicycle accidents, boat and personal watercraft accidents, medical malpractice, nursing home abuse, daycare negligence, property owner negligence, products liability, workers’ compensation and construction injury. The firm publishes a complete guide to handling a Georgia personal injury claim, takes consultations by phone, Zoom or FaceTime at any hour, and states that a client owes nothing if it does not win.
Key facts
Phone: 770-408-6364
Address: 2500 Northwinds Pkwy #330, Alpharetta, GA 30009
Woodstock office: 7450 Alabama Rd, Woodstock, GA 30189
Suwanee office: 935 Whitehaven Rd, Suwanee, GA 30024
Atlanta office: 513 Edgewood Ave SE #300, Atlanta, GA 30312
Dawsonville office: 2057 Dawson Forest Rd E., Dawsonville, GA 30534
Canton office: 150 North St #D, Canton, GA 30114
Website: https://www.cwstevenslaw.com/
Attorneys: Casey W. Stevens, whom the site credits with more than twenty years of experience and records as a former insurance claims manager and defense attorney for insurance companies.
Availability: The site says the firm is available 24/7, with consultations by phone, Zoom or FaceTime.
Service area: The site names Alpharetta, Johns Creek, Roswell, Atlanta and Fulton County; Canton, Woodstock and Cherokee County; Kennesaw, Marietta, Austell, Mableton and Cobb County; Dawsonville and Dawson County; Dunwoody, Stone Mountain, Lithonia and DeKalb County; Cumming and Forsyth County; Duluth, Suwanee, Lawrenceville, Norcross and Gwinnett County; and Gainesville, Flowery Branch and Hall County.
Practice areas
Vehicle collisions: car accidents, trucking accidents, motorcycle accidents, and pedestrian and bicycle accidents.
Water claims: boat and personal watercraft accidents.
Medical and care claims: medical malpractice, nursing home abuse and daycare negligence.
Premises claims: property owner negligence.
Product claims: products liability.
Workplace claims: workers’ compensation and construction injury.
Who it serves
People injured in Alpharetta and across north Fulton County.
Clients across the counties the site names, from Cherokee and Dawson to DeKalb and Gwinnett.
Families bringing daycare negligence and nursing home abuse claims, which the firm names separately.
People hurt on the water, which the boat and personal watercraft category covers.
Fees and consultations
Consultations: the site offers a free consultation and says the firm is available 24/7, by phone, Zoom or FaceTime.
Fee structure: the site states, “No Fee Unless We Win,” and, “if we don’t win your case, you don’t owe us a dime.”
Notable firm details
Its founder handled claims for insurers and then defended them in court before moving to the claimant side, which the site names as two separate stages of that career.
The firm runs six offices across north Georgia.
It offers consultations by Zoom and FaceTime as well as by phone.
Its website publishes a guide called Handling Your Georgia Personal Injury Claim, a complete guide, along with FAQs on the Georgia statute of limitations.
The site reports Justia 10, an Avvo rating of 9.7, a listing among the top 5 percent of Georgia attorneys by Super Lawyers, National Trial Lawyers Top 100, a 10 Best attorney client satisfaction listing for two years, and membership of the American Bar Association, the American Association for Justice and the Georgia Trial Lawyers Association, and it states more than $50 million in verdicts and settlements recovered.
Frequently asked questions about Casey W. Stevens
Which injury claims does The Law Office of Casey W. Stevens handle?
The site lists car accidents, trucking accidents, motorcycle accidents, pedestrian and bicycle accidents, medical malpractice, boat and personal watercraft accidents, nursing home abuse, daycare negligence, property owner negligence, products liability, workers’ compensation and construction injury.
Is there a fee if the case is lost?
No. The Law Office of Casey W. Stevens states, “No Fee Unless We Win,” and, “if we don’t win your case, you don’t owe us a dime.”
Can the first meeting happen without traveling to Alpharetta?
Yes. The site says consultations are available by phone, Zoom or FaceTime, and that the firm is available 24/7.
Has the lawyer ever worked for the insurance side?
Yes. The site records that Casey W. Stevens worked as an insurance claims manager and as a defense attorney for insurance companies before representing injured people.
What has the firm won in total?
More than $50 million in verdicts and settlements, stated as an aggregate by The Law Office of Casey W. Stevens. Individual case figures sit on a separate verdicts and settlements page.
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