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Hollis AldridgeTrial Lawyers

Fewer cases. Taken further.

A four-attorney injury practice in Marietta. We limit what we take on so that the person handling your case is a lawyer who knows your file, not a case number in a queue.

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Selected results

$43.49 million recovered across 24 resolved matters

$8.4M
Tractor-trailer underride collision

Settlement · 2024

$6.25M
Fatal highway collision, commercial vehicle

Settlement · 2023

$4.75M
Traumatic brain injury, rear-end collision

Verdict · 2023

$3.9M
Fatal intersection collision

Settlement · 2022

About these figures

We turn down more cases than we take. That is the whole model. A firm running four hundred open files cannot try any of them, and the insurance companies know exactly which firms those are. We would rather tell you no in the first conversation than take your case and settle it for whatever arrives in the mail.

Why this firm exists

I spent six years being paid to find the holes in cases like yours.

Ward Hollis · Founding Partner · six years in insurance defense before switching sides

He learned which firms filed and which ones folded, which files got a real look and which ones got a form letter, and how much of the outcome was decided before anyone read a medical record. That is the knowledge this firm was built on, and it is why the caseload is capped.

More about the firm

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How a case actually moves

  1. 01

    The first call

    Free, and it happens with a lawyer.

  2. 02

    Investigation

    Scene, vehicles, records, witnesses — before anything gets moved or repaired.

  3. 03

    Treatment and documentation

    Your medical picture is the case. We build it while you get better.

  4. 04

    Demand and negotiation

    With a file the insurer can see we are willing to try.

  5. 05

    Suit, if it comes to that

    We file. Some cases only move after that.

Four attorneys, one office in Marietta.Who they are

Two-story brick storefronts on a small town square under mature oaks

Where we practice

Five counties, and the courthouses that go with them.

In Georgia a case is usually filed where the defendant lives rather than where the collision happened, so the county you were hurt in and the county your case ends up in are frequently not the same one. These five are the ones we file in regularly.

  • Cobb CountyCobb Judicial Circuit
  • Fulton CountyAtlanta Judicial Circuit
  • Cherokee CountyBlue Ridge Judicial Circuit
  • Paulding CountyPaulding Judicial Circuit
  • Douglas CountyDouglas Judicial Circuit

All ten areas

For lawyers

Referring a case?

We handle the litigation and keep you in the loop and in the fee. Co-counsel and referral arrangements are documented in writing before we open a file.

Refer a case

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Talk to a lawyer

Start with the conversation.

It is free, and it is with a lawyer rather than an intake screener. If we do not think we can improve on what you would get without us, that is what you will hear on the call.

Tell us what happened.

Three steps, about two minutes. A lawyer reads every one of these.

What it costs

Nothing to talk to us, and no fee unless we win. Our fee is a percentage of what we recover, agreed in writing before we open a file.

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  1. 01 What happened
  2. 02 Injuries and treatment
  3. 03 How to reach you

What happened, and when

What happened, and when

Where it happened. Where a case is filed is often a different county.

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