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Atlanta Workers' Comp Attorney

Representing Georgia Accident Victims for the Past 25 Years

Whether you were injured by a collapsing scaffold or seriously hurt in a motorcycle accident, your life may never be the same. With the help of an experienced lawyer, however, you can pursue the medical benefits and financial compensation that you and your family need.

Manuel Campano is an Atlanta workers' compensation lawyer and personal injury advocate with 25 years of experience. When you want trustworthy legal counsel and strong representation, you can count on his law firm. He serves both English- and Spanish-speaking clients throughout Georgia.

"I take pride in distinguishing myself as an attorney who will fight for my clients' interests. I want to make sure that my clients get the best results possible." —Attorney Manuel Campano

Compassion · Determination · Results

In both workers' compensation and personal injury cases, Mr. Campano believes that deep compassion and empathy for his clients is key. If you call about any detail of your case, he will take the time to listen to your concerns and answer your questions. He also works hard to stay accessible to clients, visiting injury victims at home and giving out his personal cellphone number as necessary.

A successful trial lawyer, Mr. Campano has spoken about workers' compensation at numerous legal seminars. He has also achieved significant awards or settlements in a number of cases.

Talk to a Roswell Accident Injury Lawyer

To schedule a free initial consultation about your workman's compensation benefits or personal injury claim, call Manuel Campano at 770-676-1184 or toll free at 888-392-7179. You can also contact the Atlanta office online. All calls are returned the same day. We look forward to assisting you.

El abogado habla español.

  • Client was catastrophically injured while working at a construction site. An employee of a company different from his employer was operating a crane and dropped a 100 pound load of mud onto client’s head. Lawsuit was filed against the crane operator and his employer. Client recovered a multi-million dollar award after a day long mediation that took place immediately prior to commencement of jury trial.
  • Workers’ Compensation Award: Client was catastrophically injured while riding in a truck owned by his employer. The driver of the truck was charged with DUI and fled to his native country of Mexico. Prior to hiring Manuel S. Campano, the client attempted to settle his case with the automobile insurance carrier, a position would have resulted in denial of a workers’ compensation award. Mr. Campano advised client that the case was compensable as a workers’ compensation case. On the day prior to the hearing before the Administrative Law Judge the case was settled on a multi-million structured settlement which continues to pay benefits to the client at the current time.
  • Workers’ Compensation Award: Client was injured in an on the job injury where the insurer denied treatment for psychiatric issues on the grounds that it was not related to employee’s accident. After a hearing, the Administrative Judge determined that treatment for psychiatric problems was directly attributable to the injury and was therefore compensable.
  • Workers’ Compensation Award: Father of two small children was killed at a construction site while standing outside his pick-up truck. A sanitation truck lost power and the driver of the truck was unable to control it. The truck ran over the employee killing him instantly. The employee’s immediate employer did not have workers’ compensation insurance. The general contractor of the site however did have workers’ compensation insurance. The general contractor refused to pay any benefits to the widow or her children. The case went to trial and after a hearing the Administrative Law Judge determined that the widow and her children were entitled to dependency benefits. A third party case was pursued against the driver of the sanitation truck and the sanitation company and was settled for policy limits.
  • Client was injured on the job as he was installing a beam at a high school being constructed in Gwinnett County, GA. Employees of a different company sawed the anchor bolts from the original length of 12 inches to 2 ½ inches. The employees did not have the proper equipment to cut through rebar in the concrete. Because the anchor bolts were only 2 ½ inches deep into the concrete, the beam toppled while the employee was at the top of the beam. The employee sustained severe injuries and his workers’ compensation carrier accepted the claim as compensable. Suit was filed against the employees and their employer for negligently installing insufficient anchor bolts. Mediation was scheduled at the eve of trial and the employee received a substantial award against the company that negligently cut and installed the anchor bolts.
  • Plaintiff was driving his car when a driver negligently changed lanes and crashed into his vehicle. Insurance carrier denied payment for the car and for the plaintiff’s injuries. After trial, the jury returned a verdict in favor of the injured plaintiff compensating him for his medical expenses, pain and suffering, and for the damages to his car.
  • Plaintiff was driving his vehicle when the at-fault turned left in front him causing a motor vehicle collision. The at-fault party claimed that he had a green arrow and thus had the right of way. The insurance carrier for the at-fault party denied liability. Suit was filed and a jury returned a verdict in an amount compensating the injured plaintiff for his medical bills, pain and suffering, and for the damages to his vehicle.
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