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Personal Injury • Job Injury • Defective Drugs • Civil Litigation

We built our practice on effectively protecting the rights of people who suffered preventable injury because of negligence. Brooks Law Firm stands up to manufacturers, employers, insurance companies, and health care providers in pursuit of your rightful compensation.

From dangerous drugs and negligent doctors to workplace hazards and auto accidents, Savannah trial lawyer Eugene C. Brooks has secured notable verdicts and settlements for clients across Coastal Georgia and statewide, including awards of $1 million or more in several cases. Contact a proven litigator today for a free case evaluation at (800)-296-7983.

Brooks Law Firm has successfully litigated a wide range of personal injury and wrongful death cases:

  • Product liability of pharmaceutical manufacturers
  • Medical malpractice in prescribing unsafe drugs
  • Trucking and car accidents
  • Occupational disease and other toxic exposures
  • Workplace injuries
  • Construction, real estate, and commercial litigation

ADVERSE REACTION to a prescription medication or over-the-counter drug? Contact us today for a free case evaluation. . .

We Can and Do Try Cases

Gene Brooks is a certified trial specialist by the National Board of Trial Advocacy and a past president of the Georgia Trial Lawyers Association. He has been practicing law in Georgia since 1982 and is always prepared to take a good case to a jury when full and fair compensation is not available through negotiations.

Brooks Law Firm made its name in toxic exposure litigation, and today we are known beyond Georgia for our effective representation in pharmaceutical and medical device cases. We have handled individual claims and multi-district litigation including complex, nationwide defective drug cases, and we welcome referrals from other attorneys.

For a free and honest case evaluation, contact our Savannah office toll-free at (800)-296-7983 to speak directly to a proven advocate.