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Local representation with deep Forsyth County roots. Our experienced attorneys have recovered millions for Cumming residents. Family-run firm serving Cumming since 1990.
Robert Bourne
Founding Partner
Elliot Bourne
Partner
When you’re injured in North Atlanta Metro, including Cumming and sourounding areas, having attorneys who know the local court system, judges, and insurance adjusters makes all the difference. At Bourne Law, we’ve been representing Cumming residents since 1990, giving us unparalleled knowledge of the local legal landscape.
Bourne Law is different. We are selective about the cases we take. Some billboard lawyers never meet with their clients in person. The number one complaint we hear from potential clients who come to us after being disappointed with other firms is that they felt like just another case number. Many large firms may promise quick settlements or flashy advertisements, but they don’t return their client’s phone calls.
Our philosophy is different. We pride ourselves on building personal relationships with each client. We take the time to listen to your story, understand your concerns, and keep you informed every step of the way.
Traumatic brain injury
Partial paralysis
Animal attack
Car accident
Broken leg (fibula)
Car crash
Since opening our doors in 1990, our firm has focused exclusively on injury cases.
This dedication to personalized service has resulted in millions of dollars recovered for residents of Forsyth and surrounding counties.
Our firm focuses on serious car accidents involving catastrophic injuries, surgical injuries, drunk drivers, and injured minors. Our knowledge of personal injury law, combined with our deep understanding of how insurance companies operate, allows us to maximize the value of your claim. We’ve successfully represented hundreds of Cumming residents, securing compensation that truly reflects the full impact of their injuries.
We treat each client with respect and compassion, fostering strong relationships that often turn into friendships. Our dedication has earned us numerous positive reviews.
Our clients have direct access to our legal team. We regularly update you and ensure your voice is heard.
We prepare every case for trial from the start, signaling to insurers that we won't settle for less.
Our track record shows consistent success in securing significant compensation for our clients.
Our mission is to make our local roadways safer and hold negligent drivers accountable. Notably, fatal crashes in Forsyth have increased in recent years – from 13 in 2019 and 2020 up to 24 fatal crashes in 2022. This upward shift in fatalities aligns with statewide trends of rising roadway deaths in the post-pandemic period.
Distracted driving – especially mobile phone use behind the wheel – is a leading contributor to crashes in Georgia. Statewide data show that over half of all crashes involve driver distraction. A 2023 roadside observational survey found nearly 1 in 5 drivers (19.6%) in Georgia was observed engaging in some form of distraction (e.g. talking or texting on a phone, eating, etc.) at any given time. In other words, at least 20% of drivers are distracted during typical daytime travel in Georgia. When drivers, companies, or insurance carriers have to pay big settlements or verdicts, it sends a message: distracted or reckless driving has real consequences.
When you work with Bourne Law, you’re not just another case number - you’re part of our extended family. We take the time to understand how your injuries have affected your life, your family, and your future. This personal approach allows us to tell your story effectively to insurance companies, judges, and juries.

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In Georgia, the statute of limitations for personal injury claims is generally two years from the date the injury occurs or the claim “accrues.”
In Georgia, you cannot simply wait two years to sue a city, county, or state government – you must first provide written notice of your claim to the government within a set time frame, or your claim can be barred.
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