Emerson Carey, Jr., Esq.

I treat every client with commitment, competence, and preparedness. Throughout my career, I have recovered millions for injured clients and assisted families with probate and guardianship matters. I also represent non-profits, religious institutions, and fraternal organizations in litigation, regulatory matters, and contracts.

As a seasoned trial lawyer specializing in civil litigation, personal injury, probate law, and regulatory law, I am dedicated to fighting for justice for every client. I have always been a fierce advocate for the underserved and the seriously injured.

I earned my law degree from the University of Miami School of Law and a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting and Economics from Xavier University of Louisiana. I keep my skills sharp through courtroom experience, continuing education, and teaching trial advocacy at Emory University School of Law, where I have been an adjunct professor for over 25 years.

Licensed to practice in Georgia since 1989, I am authorized in both State and Federal Court. I also serve as a Hearing Officer for the City of Atlanta Licensing Review Board and as a Deacon and Trustee at Christian Fellowship Baptist Church. I volunteer as a youth coach and am a member of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.

A native of Key West, Florida, I enjoy teaching Sunday School, playing golf, and following college football. My commitment to clients is guided by respect, integrity, and confidentiality. I am a lawyer for the people.

How Much Is My Brain Injury Case Worth?

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No brain injury lawyer in Georgia can guarantee a particular outcome for your case; however, the experienced attorneys at Carey & Dobson can evaluate your case for free and explain potential outcomes based on relevant laws and past outcomes of similar cases.

Several factors will influence whether your injury claim will be successful and the total amount of compensation you may be able to recover. Those factors include:

The cost of your past and future medical treatment;
The amount of income you lost while recovering from your injury;
Whether your brain injury affected your future earning capacity;
The permanence and severity of your injury;
How the injury affected your relationship with your spouse or registered domestic partner;
Whether the defendant acted with malice, oppression, or fraud; and
The cost of any home care you will need.

You must consult a brain injury lawyer with experience handling brain injury cases and who can ensure that your claim includes all potentially recoverable damages. The attorneys at Carey & Dobson know what it takes to prove negligence, liability, and the value of your damages. We will conduct an immediate and thorough review of your case, talk to witnesses and your healthcare providers, arrange expert witness testimony, and help you fight for the compensation you deserve.

What Evidence Will My Georgia Brain Injury Attorney Use to Prove Damages?

The cost of medical bills and lost wages can be exorbitant after suffering a brain injury. Ultimately, the success of your case will hinge on the strength of your evidence. Even if it seems obvious that the defendant caused your injuries, you will need strong evidence to prove liability and the value of your damages.

Common evidence used to prove damages in brain injury cases includes:

CT scans, X-rays, and other diagnostic imaging;
Medical documentation;
Proof of lost benefits;
Photos and videos of your injuries and the accident that caused them;
The police report, if applicable;
Receipts and invoices for home care, home modifications, and other expenses related to your injury; and

Call 404-635-1112 to Speak with a Georgia Brain Injury Attorney Today!

At Carey & Dobson, we understand how difficult it can be to cope with the physical and psychological effects of a brain injury. We are here to alleviate the burden on you and your family by helping you pursue the compensation you need to restore your financial stability. Call us today at 404-635-1112 or contact us online for a free consultation. We can come to you if you cannot make it into our office!