About Judy Blackwell

Judy Blackwell is a Senior Attorney at Hasner Law in Atlanta, Georgia. She has decades of experience in workplace and personal injury law, including extensive judicial experience as an Administrative Law Judge who presided over more than 500 cases.

Blackwell started her career in Albany, Georgia, and established her Atlanta practice in 1986. She initially specialized in workers' compensation defense before transitioning. She became Partner at a prominent Atlanta law firm in 2000, leading the Workers' Compensation practice group. She also served as Assistant General Counsel for Atlanta Public Schools.

She earned both her Bachelor's degree and Juris Doctor from the University of Georgia, both with honors.

She is admitted to the State Bar of Georgia. She is a member of the State Bar of Georgia Workers' Compensation Section, Georgia Injured Workers' Advocates, and is a Fellow of the College of Workers' Compensation Lawyers (Class of 2023).

Practice areas

Education

University of Georgia
Undergraduate

Bar admissions & credentials

State Bar of Georgia
State Bar of Georgia (Workers' Compensation Section)
Georgia Injured Workers' Advocates
College of Workers' Compensation Lawyers (Fellow, Class of 2023)

Awards & recognition

JD with Honors (UGA)
Bachelor's with Honors (UGA)

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Proven verdicts and settlements from other Atlanta firms

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Fried Goldberg LLC
$21 Million Settlement for Pedestrian Who Lost Both Legs to Hit-and-Run Tractor-Trailer in Cobb County
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Bell Law Firm
$75 Million Verdict for Man Left Locked In After ER and Radiology Missed His Brain Stem Stroke
Stewart Miller Simmons Trial Attorneys
Stewart Miller Simmons Trial Attorneys
$1 Billion Verdict for Rape Victim Assaulted by Unlicensed Armed Security Guard
Butler Kahn
Butler Kahn
$162 million · Sober Living Van Fire on I-85 Ends in $162 Million Settlement
Butler Prather LLP
Butler Prather LLP
$2.53 Billion Ford Super Duty Roof Crush Verdict for a Georgia Couple

Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Each case is unique and depends on its own facts.