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Atlanta Criminal Law Firm
Overview
Thomas A. Withers, a partner in the law firm of Gillen, Withers & Lake, LLC is located in Savannah, Georgia.. Mr. Withers is a former criminal prosecutor who is now dedicated to serving clients in private practice. If you have been charged with a crime, suffered an injury due to another's negligence, or need legal representation with a complex civil lawsuit or action under the False Claims Act, contact Thomas A. Withers, Attorney at Law...
Thomas A. Withers, a partner in the law firm of Gillen, Withers & Lake, LLC is located in Savannah, Georgia.. Mr. Withers is a former criminal prosecutor who is now dedicated to serving clients in private practice. If you have been charged with a crime, suffered an injury due to another's negligence, or need legal representation with a complex civil lawsuit or action under the False Claims Act, contact Thomas A. Withers, Attorney at Law.
Serving Clients With Distinction
The law firm of Gillen, Withers & Lake, LLC is one of the most distinguished trial practice law firms in Georgia dedicated to protecting the rights of the accused in criminal matters and the rights of the injured in civil cases. Thomas A. Withers represents clients in four primary areas of trial practice:
- Federal and State Criminal Defense
- Medical Malpractice and Serious Personal Injury
- False Claims Act Cases Against the Federal Government
- Complex Civil Litigation
Mr. Withers is a criminal defense attorney and personal injury lawyer who represents clients at every level of State and Federal courts. He is dedicated to bringing quality representation to the firm's clients.
Our Philosophy
Mr. Withers and the civil lawyers of Gillen, Withers & Lake, LLC regularly try cases, including complex and difficult matters. As a result, our jury trial experience gives us an edge in evaluating our client's cases. Our ability to accurately assess the strengths and weaknesses in our opponent's cases is critical to obtaining a favorable result for our clients. You will be well-served by our experienced trial counsel.
About Gillen, Withers & Lake, LLC
Practice Areas
- Criminal Law
- Medical Malpractice
- Personal Injury -- Plaintiff
- White Collar Crimes
- Civil Litigation
Office Information
Address
1 Securities Centre3190 Piedmont RoadSuite 1050 Atlanta, GA 30305
Phone
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Gillen, Withers & Lake, LLC (Main Office) P.O. Box 10164 8 East Liberty Street Savannah, GA 31412 - 3921 (866) 416-8333
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