DeKalb County Personal Injury Attorney
Attorney Tobechuku Nwahiri is licensed in Georgia and represents injured people across DeKalb County — from commercial truck accident victims near Spaghetti Junction to civil rights cases against DeKalb County law enforcement. No fee unless we win.
Cases We Handle in DeKalb County
Truck Accident
Hit by a commercial vehicle near Spaghetti Junction, I-285 east, or I-20 through DeKalb County.
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Memorial Drive, Glenwood Avenue, and Covington Highway accident victims.
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TBI and concussion from any accident type — specialized documentation and long-term damages.
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Representing DeKalb County families who lost a loved one due to negligence.
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Excessive force and constitutional violations by DeKalb County police and sheriff.
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Premises liability claims against property owners and businesses across DeKalb County.
Learn more →DeKalb County Communities
- —Decatur
- —Tucker
- —Stone Mountain
- —Lithonia
- —Dunwoody
- —Chamblee
- —Clarkston
- —Avondale Estates
- —Pine Lake
- —Scottdale
Government Claims in DeKalb County
If your injury involves a DeKalb County government vehicle, a road defect on a county road, or a municipal property, Georgia’s ante litem notice law requires formal notice before a lawsuit can be filed.
For DeKalb County: notice within 12 months. For DeKalb municipalities: notice within 6 months. Missing these deadlines can permanently end your claim.
Does Nwahiri Law handle personal injury cases in DeKalb County?
Yes. Attorney Tobechuku Nwahiri is licensed in Georgia and handles personal injury, truck accident, car accident, traumatic brain injury, wrongful death, and civil rights cases across DeKalb County including Decatur, Tucker, Stone Mountain, Lithonia, and Dunwoody.
What are the high-risk roads in DeKalb County for accidents?
DeKalb County has several high-traffic corridors with elevated accident rates, including I-285 east, I-20 east, Memorial Drive, Glenwood Avenue, and Covington Highway. Commercial truck traffic through Spaghetti Junction (I-285/I-85) creates additional hazards.
How long do I have to file a personal injury claim in DeKalb County?
Georgia's statute of limitations for personal injury is generally two years. Claims against DeKalb County government require an ante litem notice within 12 months (county) or 6 months (municipalities). Contact an attorney immediately — these deadlines are strictly enforced.
Injured in DeKalb County?
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