George C. Creal, Jr., P.C., Trial Lawyers

We usually begin with a consultation over the phone to determine the client needs, goals and financial circumstances. This is typically followed by a person to person in office consultation to get a deeper understanding of the client's legal problems and to execute the necessary attorney fee agreement and retainer fee payment plans if necessary. We then begin the process of notifying the courts, other parties or insurance companies of our involvment. We obtain evidence including accident reports, police incident reports, 911 tapes, police and surveilllance videos and interview witnesses. Once we have a full factual picture of the clients legal issues, we formulate the most efficient and effective strategy to solve our client's problems, minimize punishment or maximize compensation for injuries. 

I have been a lawyer for over 26 years including as a staff attorney for a state superior court judge and a federal district court judge. I spent several years representing insurance companies defending claims made against their insureds. I have represented thousands of client in criminal matters and DUI case including trials and appeals to the Georgia Court of Appeals, the Georgia Supreme Court and the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals. 

Most criminal cases are priced in a flat fee format and civil cases are done on a contingency fee basis or a percentage of the recovery after a trial or a settlement. Other civil cases that are not contingency fee based are done on an hourly basis using periodic retainer payments. 

I started out as a staff attorney for Judges. I worked in Insurance defense for several years.  I then formed my own firm and prosecuted personal injury cases, employment discrimination, workers compensation cases, criminal and DUI defense. After many years, I limited my practice to criminal, DUI, personal injury and workers compensation.  

I have worked with Banks, large corporations, small businesses, injured victims and those charged with violating criminal and traffic laws. 

I love helping people solve their problems and succeed in their lives. 

I would tell them to check out the attorney's reviews and track record in the courtroom. Many attorney's never try cases and resolve their clients cases too early without putting in the hard work to get the best result. 

How many jury trials have they tried? How many reviews do they have? Is the attorney accessible? Do they have office staff to answer phone calls and help solve problems? Does the attorney give his clients his cell phone and email address?