Founded by partners Desmond Humphrey and E. David Ballard III, Humphrey & Ballard Law is a personal injury firm with offices at 3355 Lenox Road NE, Suite 750, in Atlanta. The practice focuses on representing individuals injured through others’ negligence, operating on a contingency fee basis so clients owe no fees unless the firm recovers compensation on their behalf.
The firm handles a broad range of transportation accident cases: car accidents, truck accidents involving 18-wheelers, motorcycle accidents, bicycle accidents, and rideshare incidents. Premises liability claims are also a core part of the practice, including slip and fall injuries, trip and fall cases, dog bites, and wrongful death claims. Catastrophic injury representation covers traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, and other serious bodily harm. Workers’ compensation matters are handled as well. The firm serves Atlanta alongside neighboring communities including College Park, East Point, Fairburn, Riverdale, and South Fulton.
Free initial case evaluations are available, and the firm maintains 24/7/365 availability for client inquiries. Two contact lines are published: 404-446-9854 for new clients and 404-390-2747 for existing clients, medical providers, and insurance representatives. The contingency fee structure means the firm’s compensation is tied to a percentage of any settlement or court award obtained on the client’s behalf.
Recent case results disclosed on the site include a $350,000 personal injury settlement, a $150,000 car accident recovery, and two additional car accident settlements of $100,000 and $75,000. The firm has received recognition from AVVO with a top attorney rating and holds affiliations with the Georgia Criminal Defense Lawyers Association and the Georgia Chambers of Business Association. Client testimonials on the site emphasize professional service, clear communication, and outcomes that exceeded client expectations. The practice operates on the principle that injured individuals should have access to experienced legal representation regardless of their ability to pay upfront, which the contingency arrangement is designed to enable.