An experienced trial lawyer, James Neuberger is the founder of Neuberger Law, LLC, a personal injury litigation firm in Atlanta. After spending a decade defending insurance companies, he now focuses his practice on representing plaintiffs’ rights in complex personal injury claims and lawsuits arising out of motor vehicle collisions. Mr. Neuberger handles cases involving serious injuries, such as head injuries, broken bones, and spinal injuries that require surgery. He also helps spouses, parents, and children who have lost family due to the wrongful conduct of drunk drivers or incompetent tractor-trailer drivers.
Other attorneys refer cases to Mr. Neuberger because of his reputation for leaving no stone unturned during litigation and his intense scrutiny of all evidence in complex cases. “I enjoy the challenge of assessing the facts and testimony in a case, anticipating what a defense attorney will do, and then finding countermeasures,” says Mr. Neuberger. “Presenting a case in the right way starts early-on. I spend a significant amount of time before any deposition framing questions to prevent a defense witness from misleading the jury with false statements or half-truths. When I ask the right question in the right way, a witness cannot run from the truth.”
Mr. Neuberger graduated from the University of Illinois, where he also received a commercial pilot license. Looking for a change of scenery, Mr. Neuberger moved to Georgia in 1993 and enrolled at the Emory University School of Law. After law school, Mr. Neuberger landed at a medium sized defense firm where he learned his trade from top-notch lawyers. He has been selected for inclusion to the Georgia Super Lawyers list as seen in Atlanta Magazine every year since 2010, and is rated AV by Martindale-Hubbell.*
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