With a litigation record spanning more than 50 years, Finch McCranie LLP operates from two Georgia offices: 229 Peachtree St. NE, Suite 2500 in Atlanta, and 3160 Main St., Suite 102 in Duluth. The firm has recovered over $500 million in verdicts and settlements across its active practice areas, which include serious personal injury, wrongful death, medical malpractice, products liability, and tractor-trailer accident cases.
One of the firm’s most cited outcomes is what it describes as “the largest sex trafficking verdict in US history,” a $40 million judgment against an Atlanta-area hotel. Additional personal injury specializations cover police chase cases, automobile accidents, and other catastrophic injury matters. The firm’s white-collar criminal defense team handles federal investigations, SEC enforcement actions, compliance matters, and internal corporate investigations. The group includes a former Deputy Attorney General of the United States, the former Director of the SEC’s Atlanta Office, and several former federal prosecutors, giving the practice significant government-side experience.
Finch McCranie has represented whistleblowers under the False Claims Act for over 30 years, beginning two years after the Modern False Claims Act was enacted. This practice covers healthcare fraud, defense contractor fraud, and other government procurement matters. Team member Larry D. Thompson serves as Independent Compliance Monitor and Auditor counsel for Volkswagen AG, reflecting the firm’s reach into major compliance assignments.
The firm does not advertise through billboards or paid channels, instead building its caseload through referrals from attorneys, former clients, and family members. Geographic service coverage spans Atlanta, Duluth, Macon, Carrollton, Marietta, Decatur, and additional Georgia counties, with some matters handled globally. Contact can be made at (404) 658-9070, and the firm offers free consultations for prospective clients evaluating representation options for personal injury, whistleblower, or criminal defense matters.