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Berry, Jacob S.

Jacob S. Berry - Atlanta, GA

Attorney at Gerber & Elkins Attorneys at Law

Lawyers in Atlanta, GA

16 Lenox Pointe NE Atlanta, GA 30324

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Updated: 09/23/2026

Attorney Information

Overview

Jacob S. Berry represents injured workers before the State Board of Workers’ Compensation, bringing both defense-side knowledge and an unwavering commitment to plaintiff representation. With five years of focused workers’ compensation experience, Jacob previously spent 4.5 years in WC insurance defense at Eraclides Gelman before joining Gerber & Elkins approximately 10 months ago to exclusively represent injured workers.

Jacob’s defense background enables him to understand how insurance carriers approach claims and build effective strategies on behalf of his clients. He has presented multiple webinars to adjusters and claims professionals on general workers’ compensation issues, the Panel of Physicians, the WC-240 process, and recent case law developments.


Education

Legal Education

  • Georgia State University College of Law, Atlanta, Georgia
    Juris Doctor

Non Legal Education

  • University of Mississippi
    B.S., Bachelor of Science
    Major: Banking and Managerial Finance

Current Employment Position(s)

  • Attorney

Other Affiliations

  • Atlanta Bar Association (Member)
  • Georgia Bar, Workers’ Compensation Section (Member)
  • Lawyer’s Club of Atlanta (Member)

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