Harry Brown Jr. DC, JD, has more than ten years of experience as a Medical Practitioner helping accident victims in Georgia before becoming an accident lawyer. Over the years Harry has developed in-depth knowledge of the legal and medical process that motorcycle accident victims go through. Harry knows how to work with other attorneys, healthcare providers, and insurance companies to get the best possible outcome for his clients.
The Brown Firm
7176 Hodgson Memorial Dr.
Savannah, GA 31405
Henry is one of the founding members of the National Academy of Motorcycle Injury Lawyers (NAMIL) and has more than ten years of experience supporting victims of motorcycle accidents in the State of Georgia.
Over the years, he has developed an in-depth knowledge of the legal and medical process that motorcycle accident victims go through. After treating automobile accident victims for over a decade as a former Doctor of Chiropractics, Harry had the opportunity to learn what people really want and need from their attorney. This experience and knowledge led to founding The Brown Firm that focuses on providing higher levels of customer service, experiential expertise and results that make a difference for their clients.
Harry is one of the very few attorneys who is also a medical practitioner, having focused his Chiropractic practice on helping accident victims. Harry understands client injuries in a way that only a medical provider is able to. This experience gives him with first-hand knowledge in practical case evaluation and the handling of personal injury claims.
“The support that we receive from the community is what motivates us to keep going and always strive to offer better services. We thank them for putting their trust in us to manage their cases and reassure them that we will always be looking after their best interests in court, representing them to the best of our ability.”
~ Henry Brown
If I was partially at fault for an accident in Georgia, can I still have a case?
You might. The State of Georgia follows a set of negligence laws referred to as Comparative Negligence. This means that based on your percentage of fault for an accident, your compensation will be reduced by an equal amount.
If you were 20% at fault, then, you would only receive 80% of the compensation you would have received if you were not at fault at all. For example, if you would have received $50,000 in damages for an accident, but were 20% at fault, you would instead only receive $40,000 This is limited to a maximum of 50% fault, at which point you can no longer receive damages from an accident.
“There are no words that can truly express our gratitude to the Brown Firm for guiding and exceeding our expectations in 4 Accident cases. Mr. Harry Brown personally took the time to call me, discuss strategy, confirmed my comfort on every level and extended his personal cell phone number. In all cases, Mr. Brown and his team were able to secure my family with a higher settlement than anticipated. They were professional and assertive in their approach. I would highly recommend the Brown Firm to anyone in need of legal guidance with an accident.
Many thanks to the entire team. Mr. Harry Brown hit a home run in all areas. Thank you again for an AWESOME job in fighting for financial closure for our family.”
– Shoana R. – Georgia
“I loved that I met Harry Brown in person, and the whole staff called each time to check on me. I would recommend them to everyone”
– Tiffany B. – Georgia
“The brown law firm was very courteous and professional. I recommend them to anyone needing a personal injury attorney. Very pleasant to deal with.”
– Jack H Robertson
“You showed genuine concern for my well-being the entire time I was a client. Attorney Harry Brown always had an “open-door” policy no matter what time of day or night I needed to talk. The end result was much more than a check—it was a great impression and a great relationship with your team.”
– Lynda B. – Georgia
“We love the team at The Brown Firm. You were very understanding in our time of need. Thank you for helping me and my family through this trying time. All our bills are now paid so we can move on with our lives.”
– John H.
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