Fulton County Personal Injury Attorney
Attorney Tobechuku Nwahiri is licensed in Georgia and represents injured people across Fulton County — from truck accident victims on the I-285 to civil rights cases against Atlanta police. Contingency fee — no charge unless we win.
Cases We Handle in Fulton County
Truck Accident
Hit on I-285, I-75, I-85, or SR-400 by a semi-truck or commercial vehicle.
Learn more →Car Accident
Atlanta and Fulton County accident victims facing insurance companies after serious crashes.
Learn more →Traumatic Brain Injury
TBI — including concussion — from any accident type requires specialized legal handling.
Learn more →Wrongful Death
Representing Fulton County families who lost a loved one due to negligence.
Learn more →Civil Rights
Excessive force, unlawful arrest, and constitutional violations by Fulton County and Atlanta police.
Learn more →Premises Liability
Slip and fall and negligent security claims against Fulton County property owners.
Learn more →Fulton County Communities
- —Atlanta
- —Sandy Springs
- —Roswell
- —Johns Creek
- —Alpharetta
- —College Park
- —East Point
- —Hapeville
- —Union City
- —Fairburn
Ante Litem Notice Deadlines
If your injury involves a Fulton County government vehicle, road defect, or City of Atlanta property, Georgia law requires an ante litem notice to be filed within six months of the injury — before any lawsuit can proceed.
Missing this deadline permanently bars your claim. Attorney Nwahiri identifies when government liability applies and files all required notices on time.
Does Nwahiri Law handle personal injury cases in Fulton 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 Fulton County including Atlanta, Sandy Springs, Roswell, and Johns Creek.
How long do I have to file a personal injury claim in Fulton County?
Georgia's statute of limitations for personal injury cases is generally two years from the date of injury. Claims against government entities, including Fulton County and City of Atlanta, require ante litem notice within six months. Contact an attorney immediately.
What is an ante litem notice in Georgia?
An ante litem notice is a required pre-suit notice that must be filed with a government entity before a lawsuit can proceed. For Fulton County or City of Atlanta claims, this notice must typically be filed within six months of the injury — missing the deadline can permanently bar your claim.
Injured in Fulton County?
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