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Harrow & Vance

Est. 2004
Midtown, Atlanta
Open 24 hours
Injury Law · Atlanta, GeorgiaNo fee unless we win

Hurt in a crash or a fall in metro Atlanta?

You heal. We’ll take on the insurers.

A Harrow & Vance attorney (an actual lawyer, not a call center) reviews your case for free, usually within the hour, day or night. You pay nothing unless we win.

Call (404) 555‑0147 Or send the 60‑second form →

By Thomas Harrow & Celeste Vance, attorneys at law · 22 years in Fulton, DeKalb and Cobb County courts

Fig. 1. Spaghetti Junction, where I‑85 meets I‑285. More of our truck cases begin on this stretch than anywhere else in Georgia.
$187M+recovered for Georgia clients
4.9stars from 1,260+ client reviews
$0upfront, ever. Not even costs.
Results
  • $4.2MTruck collision, I‑285 · jury verdict
  • $1.85MRear‑end crash, Peachtree St · settled
  • $640KSlip & fall, grocery store · settled
  • $310KCar crash, Decatur · first offer was $9,000
  • $1.1MRideshare collision, Downtown Connector
  • $275KPedestrian, Ponce de Leon Ave crosswalk
  • $480KMotorcycle, GA‑400 merge · settled

The results Page A2

Insurers know our name. They settle accordingly.

Jury verdict · Fulton County State Court $4.2M

Delivery driver hit by a fatigued trucker on I‑285. The carrier’s first offer was $350,000.

Our client was stopped in traffic near the Ashford Dunwoody exit when a tractor‑trailer hit him at 51 miles an hour. He spent nine days at Grady and couldn’t lift a package for most of a year.

The trucking company’s insurer called it a fender‑bender with a sore back. We pulled the driver’s electronic logs, which showed 16 hours on duty, and the carrier’s own dispatch messages telling him to keep going.

They didn’t want those in front of a Fulton County jury. They ended up there anyway. The jury was out for under four hours.

Filed
March 2022
First offer
$350,000
Key evidence
ELD logs, dispatch texts
Verdict
$4,200,000 · Oct 2023
Settlement · Midtown $1.85M

Rear‑ended on Peachtree Street, out of work for 14 months.

A distracted driver, a phone still in his hand, and a client who could no longer stand through a shift. We documented every lost paycheck and every physical therapy visit.

Time to settle
11 months
Trial needed
No
Settlement · Grocery store $640K

The cooler leaked for three days before she fell.

The store said nobody could have known. Its own maintenance tickets said otherwise. We found them in the second round of discovery.

2,400+clients represented since 2004
98%of cases resolved in the client’s favor
24/7an attorney answers, nights and weekends
22years trying injury cases in Georgia courts

Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Every case is different.

Free case review Page A3

Three questions. About sixty seconds.

Clip & send. It’s free.

A licensed Georgia attorney reads every one, usually the same hour.

What happened?
Georgia’s deadline to file is usually two years. Sending this doesn’t create an attorney–client relationship.

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Thank you. We’re on it.

Nothing was sent. In the live build, an attorney would call you back within the hour.

How it works Page A4

From the first call to the check in your hand.

1

Tell us what happened

A short call or the form above. A licensed attorney reviews it the same day and tells you plainly whether you have a case.

Free · 15 minutes
2

We build your claim

Police reports, dashcam and store footage, medical records. We handle every call from the insurer, so you can stop answering them.

We front every cost
3

You get paid

Most cases settle. If the offer isn’t fair, we go to trial. Our fee comes only out of what we win for you.

No win, no fee
An attorney’s wooden desk in afternoon light: an open case file, a fountain pen, reading glasses and a coffee mug on a legal pad
Every new file is read the same day, by the attorney who will handle it.The firm’s office on 10th Street, Midtown

Cases we take Page A5

If it wasn’t your fault, it’s our fight.

No. 1Car accidents

Rear‑end, T‑bone, distracted and drunk drivers, hit‑and‑runs, uninsured motorists.

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No. 2Truck accidents

18‑wheelers, delivery vans and commercial fleets. Federal trucking rules are on your side, and we know them line by line.

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No. 3Slip & fall

Wet floors, broken stairs, bad lighting at stores, apartment complexes and parking decks.

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No. 4Motorcycle crashes

Insurers assume the rider was reckless. We take that assumption apart, usually with the other driver’s own phone records.

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No. 5Pedestrian injuries

Struck in a crosswalk, a parking lot, or by a rideshare driver between fares.

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Not sure it counts? Call anyway. If it isn’t a case, we’ll tell you in five minutes and point you to someone who can help.

The partners Page A6

A small firm, by design.

We take fewer cases so every client gets a partner’s attention, and we prepare each one as if it’s going to trial. Most don’t. The ones that do, we’re ready for.

Thomas Harrow, a man in his fifties in a white shirt and loosened tie, seated at a desk stacked with case files
Thomas Harrow in his office, Midtown.

Thomas Harrow

Founding partner · trial lawyer

Tom spent eight years defending insurance companies before he switched sides in 2004. He still knows what adjusters are told to offer first, and what it takes to make them raise it. He has tried more than sixty injury cases to a jury.

“The first offer is a test. Most people pass it by saying yes. Don’t.”
Celeste Vance, a woman in a tweed blazer, arms folded and reading glasses in one hand, standing by a tall office window
Celeste Vance by the window on the fourth floor.

Celeste Vance

Partner · trucking & catastrophic injury

Celeste runs the firm’s trucking cases. She reads every driver log, black‑box download and maintenance record herself, in English or Spanish. Licensed in Georgia since 2006, she joined Tom in 2011 and made it Harrow & Vance.

“If you’re in the hospital, we come to the hospital. Your case doesn’t wait for you to get better.”
  1. i
    Your attorney’s cell numberNot a case manager. Not a hold queue.
  2. ii
    We come to youHome or hospital visits anywhere in metro Atlanta.
  3. iii
    Se habla españolBilingual attorneys and staff on every case.

Letters Page A7

Letters to the firm. Printed with permission.

4.9average of 1,260+ verified client reviews

Car crash · Decatur

The insurance company offered me $9,000 and told me that was generous. Ms. Vance got me $310,000. She called back every single time, usually the same day. I never once felt like a file number.

— Denise R.

Truck crash · Smyrna

Two days after the truck hit me they were standing at my hospital bed. Sorted my bills, my rental, all of it. Didn’t pay a cent up front. I’d have paid double.

— Marcus T.

Slip & fall · Midtown

I honestly thought falling in a store was just bad luck. Mr. Harrow didn’t. He was straight with us from the first call, and so patient with my mother, who asked him the same four questions every week.

— Alicia P.

Pedestrian · Doraville

“Me explicaron todo en español. Nunca tuve que traducir para mi papá.”

They explained everything in Spanish. I never had to translate for my dad, not once.

— Jorge M.

Questions Page A8

Straight answers.

Q.How much does it cost to hire you?

Nothing upfront. We work on contingency: our fee is a percentage of what we recover, agreed in writing before we start. If we don’t win, you owe us nothing, including case costs.

Q.How long do I have to file in Georgia?

Usually two years from the date of injury, and shorter in some cases involving government vehicles or property. Evidence fades fast, so it’s worth calling early.

Q.The insurer already called me. What should I say?

As little as possible. Don’t give a recorded statement or sign anything until you’ve spoken with an attorney. Once you hire us, every call goes through our office.

Q.Do I have a case if I was partly at fault?

Often, yes. Georgia lets you recover damages if you were less than 50% at fault, reduced by your share. We’ll tell you honestly where you stand.

Q.How long will my case take?

Many claims settle within 6 to 12 months once treatment is complete. Cases that go to trial take longer, and you’ll hear from us at every step.

Still unsure? Call (404) 555‑0147, day or night.

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