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About Drew Timmons
Drew C. Timmons is a trial attorney at Fried Goldberg LLC in Atlanta, focusing on civil personal injury claims arising from commercial motor vehicle collisions. Before joining the firm, he spent 15 years defending trucking and logistics companies, construction companies, large retailers, and healthcare systems, and was a partner at one of the largest litigation firms in Georgia. He has successfully tried numerous cases to verdict.
Proven verdicts and settlements at Fried Goldberg LLC
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A Fulton County jury awarded $25 million against MARTA after a 66-year-old paratransit rider fell descending an awkwardly angled bus step and suffered catastrophic brain damage that left her in a vegetative state.
A pedestrian walking home from work in Cobb County lost both legs after a tractor-trailer struck and dragged him through an intersection and fled the scene; Fried Goldberg identified the unknown driver and carrier and secured a $21 million settlement.
A Cobb County jury awarded $20 million after a tractor-trailer ran a red light in Kennesaw and left a 57-year-old Pakistani immigrant with permanent, catastrophic brain damage.
A Gwinnett County jury returned a $16.2 million verdict against Amazon Logistics after finding the company bore employer responsibility for a contract delivery driver who struck and seriously injured an eight-year-old child in a residential subdivision.
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