A voice for the voiceless.
Greathouse Trial Law is led by a former Fulton County felony prosecutor who now puts that courtroom experience to work for injured Georgians. When the insurance company won't do right by you, we're ready to take it to trial.
Former Fulton County prosecutorMillions recovered for injured GeorgiansNo fee unless we win
A Record of Results for Injured Georgians
Million-dollar recoveries built on trial-ready preparation.
Past results do not guarantee future outcomes. Each case is unique.
Discover why it's Greater with Greathouse.
Have you been injured because of someone else's negligence? You may be facing painful injuries, lost wages, and financial hardship — and your family is feeling the impact too. You shouldn't have to fight the insurance company alone.
Whether it's a personal injury or a wrongful death — from a car accident, truck accident, motorcycle accident, premises liability, or medical malpractice — insurance companies have one objective: to pay out as little as possible.
Shouldn't you have an advocate on your side?
When you work with Greathouse Trial Law, you'll experience:
Greater Health
We will connect you with the best doctors available after your injury, to get you through your recovery.
Greater Communication
Open lines of communication with our office, as well as the providers charged to help you.
Greater Representation
A fighter on your side against the insurance companies and their attorneys.
Our Personal Injury Practice Areas
From car, truck, and motorcycle wrecks to premises liability, medical malpractice, and wrongful death — we handle the full range of Georgia injury cases.
What sets our firm apart.
We pair courtroom firepower with genuine care — the combination injured Georgians deserve.
A real trial lawyer, every time
Every client is represented by a licensed attorney — never handed to a case manager. When the insurer won't be fair, we're built to take it to a jury.
Former prosecutor firepower
Our founder spent years as a Fulton County felony prosecutor. That courtroom experience lets us attack injury cases with a tenacity insurers respect.
Greater care, start to finish
We connect you with the right doctors, keep open lines of communication, and treat your family the way we'd want ours treated.
Learn more about Riah Greathouse, Esq.
Since being admitted to practice law in the State of Georgia, Riah Winston Greathouse has been counsel of record in over 5000+ criminal and civil matters throughout the state with a high rate of success. Mr. Greathouse earned his undergraduate degree at Hampton University and his law degree from the Thurgood Marshall School of Law at Texas Southern University in Houston, Texas, where he graduated in the Top 10% of his law school class.
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Every client is represented by a licensed attorney — never handed off to a case manager.
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Respected in the courtroom.
Trusted across Georgia.
When the stakes are highest, injured Georgians turn to Greathouse Trial Law. We bring former-prosecutor courtroom experience, straight-talk communication, and a proven willingness to try cases — not just settle them.
The trial team you want when your future is on the line.
Trial Firepower
We prepare every case as if it's going to a jury — and insurers know it.
Former Prosecutor
Years trying felony cases in Fulton County. We know how the other side plays.
Direct Attorney Access
A licensed attorney handles your case start to finish — never a case manager.
No Fee Unless We Win
Nothing up front. We're only paid when we recover for you.
Why Greathouse Trial Law is the Right Choice
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A clear path, from first call to final recovery.
Free consultation
Tell us what happened. We'll explain your options honestly — and there's no charge to talk.
Investigation
We gather evidence, records, and witnesses to build the strongest version of your claim.
Negotiation
We demand full value from the insurer — and we don't accept lowball offers to close a file.
Trial, if needed
If they won't be fair, we're prepared to put your case in front of a jury. That's why we're called Trial Law.
A closer look at Greathouse Trial Law.
A voice for the voiceless.
Greathouse Trial Law was built on a simple belief: everyone deserves a fierce advocate, no matter who they're up against. When insurance companies treat injured Georgians as just a number, we stand in the gap — fighting to make sure our clients are heard, respected, and made whole. There's never a fee unless we win, so cost is never the reason you go without representation.
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Plain-language updates on Georgia injury law, firm news, and what it all means for your case.
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Quick answers to the questions we hear most. Have one that isn't here? Call us — the consultation is free.
What Is A Personal Injury?
A Personal Injury (PI) is any physical or mental injury to a person as a result of someone's negligence or harmful act. Many insurance companies refer to Personal Injury as Bodily Injury.
Why Do I Need an Attorney?
If you have been injured as a result of the negligence of another, whether it be a car, motorcycle, trucking accident, or bicycle accident, or any other type of accident, you are well advised to seek the assistance of a personal injury attorney. An experienced attorney will provide free, no-risk case consultations to injured persons and their families. They will help you determine if you are able to recover the compensation you deserve for your injuries (medical bills, lost wages, car repair, doctors' bills, etc) to help you get back on your feet to where you were prior to the accident.
I'm Not Sure Whether I Have A Case! What Should I Do?
Parties who've been injured during an accident have the right to financial compensation. While every case is different, a variety of factors can help those in need. It's important to discuss compensation with your provider beforehand. In order to potentially have a personal injury case, you need to have the 4 following:
- Negligence – is the other party responsible for the accident?
- Physical Injury
- Prove financial loss due to the injury – wages, medical bills, car repair, etc
- Bring a suit before the statute of limitations passes
Protect your rights. Call a lawyer. Get a professional opinion. You have nothing to lose. Most attorneys do not charge for an initial consultation in Personal Injury cases.
How Do I Know If I Have A Personal Injury Claim?
Whether a Personal Injury claim (a "tort") exists is a matter of law. There are four elements to a "tort" claim:
- The "at-fault" person is under a duty to do or not to do something,
- The "at-fault" person breaches that duty,
- You suffer Damages, and
- Your Damages are the result of the "at-fault" person's actions.
How Soon After I Am Injured Do I Have To File A Lawsuit? How Long Will I Have To File A Claim?
Once you know that you are injured, you will need to file your personal injury claim within two years. If you fail to file your claim within this period of time, you will forfeit your right to pursue compensation. The two-year window begins the day you learn of your injury, not when you are actually injured. The rule allows you to take action even if your injury was not immediately apparent or was sustained over a long period of time.
Here are the statutes of limitations in Georgia for the following personal injury accidents:
| Injury to Person | 2 yrs. |
| Personal Property | 4 yrs. |
| Professional Malpractice | Medical: 2 yrs., max. of 5 from act |
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