Atlanta, Georgia Swimming Pool Accident AttorneysBrain Injury - Paralysis - DeathEvery year, children drown or suffer brain injury and other harm in and around swimming pools. They are injured because of defective pool pumps, drain covers, gates and fences. Many drown due to the negligence of others which could be avoided. Contact us to schedule a free initial consultation with an experienced attorney. We accept most of our cases on a contingency basis. Experience Representing Accident VictimsThe law firm of Goldstein & Hayes, PC, has aggressively represented accident victims. We have successfully obtained verdicts and settlements for victims of pool accidents in Georgia and throughout southeastern United States. As veteran trial lawyers, we have represented families in complex cases relating to public and private swimming pools and hot tubs. We have extensive experience seeking compensation from hotel and motels, athletic clubs, municipal swimming pools, homeowners and manufactures of pumps and drains. Our attorneys handle a variety of pool accident and drowning claims arising from poor safety conditions such as:
Helping Children and Their FamiliesMany of our clients are the families of drowned or injured children. We are grateful for the trust that our clients place in our law firm during a very difficult time in their lives. In addition to causing death by drowning, pool accidents cause catastrophic and life-altering conditions such as brain injury from near-drowning, neck and back injury, spinal cord damage and broken bones. Whether the case is related to defective pool equipment or the negligence of a swimming pool owner or operator, we build a strong case for our clients. Using safety experts, product engineers and other specialists, we document defects or negligent behavior that lead to the injury or wrongful death. Contact Us TodayIf your loved one died or suffered catastrophic injury in or around a swimming pool, contact our Georgia, law firm. At Goldstein & Hayes, PC, we offer a free initial consultation to discuss your claim. In most cases we collect no attorneys' fees unless we recover damages through settlement or trial. |
