Wilmington Island Lawyers

Caitlin Clarke is a personal injury attorney at Farah & Farah. Caitlin has always worked in personal injury law because she knows that those who are injured, or have a loved one that has been injured, need strong advocacy to protect their interests from insurance companies. She is a proud member of the State Bar of Georgia, Savannah Bar Association & SBA – Young Lawyers Division, SEALI – Southeastern Admiralty Law Institute, The William Jay Society and Phi Alpha Delta International Law Fraternity.

Savannah personal injury Attorney Eric Roden is cofounder of the law practice of Roden + Love, LLC, where he tirelessly fights for the interests of injury victims. He understands the devastating toll an injury can take, and he is dedicated to providing relentless advocacy to help clients get compensation to cover the impacts of their injuries. Mr. Roden is a proud member of the Georgia Trial Lawyers Association and the Savannah Bar Association. He makes sure to offer personalized attention to all his clients, and he believes that is something every lawyer should do for someone in their time of...

Jeremiah served as paralegal and law clerk with the firm of Gastin & Hill from 2011 through 2014 while working towards his law degree. Mr. Gastin graduated from law school in 2013 and was admitted to the Georgia State Bar in November, 2014 as well as to the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Georgia in December, 2014. Mr. Gastin is now an associate attorney in our firm and has experience representing clients in both State and Federal Courts, primarily with regards to Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy proceedings.

My name is Anthony J. Zingales. I am a flat fee family lawyer practicing here in Chatham, Bulloch, Bryan, Effingham, and Liberty Counties. In 2015, I started Savannah Uncontested, which is the trade name for my solo practitioner legal practice, The Zingales Firm, P.C. Before that, I litigated high stakes, heavily contested, high conflict divorce matters in the counties surrounding Atlanta. During my time navigating litigation for hundreds of divorce clients, I learned a number of valuable things. The first is that family law litigation can be toxic. Divorce is really hard. It starts being hard way before you think...

Daniel C. Jenkins graduated from the University of Georgia and Mercer University's Walter F. George School of Law. He was accepted to the State Bar of Georgia in 2005, and is also a member of the Savannah Bar Association.

After receiving his degree, Mr. Jenkins spent almost seven years prosecuting statewide for Freddie Mac, Fannie Mae, Wells Fargo, Vanderbilt Mortgage, LLC, and several large local and national lending institutions and banks. This gave him a clear understanding of how the debt collection process worked from the creditor's side. He then established the Law Offices of Daniel C. Jenkins, LLC, to work...

Denethris Barnes is a native Savannah, Georgia. Denethris obtained her undergraduate degree in Psychology and Spanish from Armstrong Atlantic State University. Since a child, Denethris has always wanted to be an attorney so the decision to enter law school was an easy one. Denethris attended law school at Savannah Law School in Savannah, Georgia. She joined the Savannah Law Review and eventually became the Executive Editor of law review. Denethris also was a member and competed on the Mock Trial and Moot Court teams, becoming Chief Justice of Savannah Law School’s Moot Court.

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Patrick has a strong belief that people deserve justice who have suffered an injustice or injury as a result of someone's negligence, recklessness, or abuse of power. Because of this strong belief, he has devoted his career to serving individuals.

Over the course of his career he has represented those accused of crimes, those injured by other's negligence, those going through family law and child custody disputes, and immigrants before USCIS.

Patrick's personal injury practice includes representation of people who have been harmed as a result of the negligence of others. Many of his client's lives...

Bankruptcy is my area of expertise. It’s what I do, and it’s all I do. I only represent individuals seeking relief under the Bankruptcy Code. From 2009 to 2019 I served as staff attorney to the Chapter 13 Trustee in Savannah, Georgia. I represented the Trustee in every aspect of thousands of Chapter 13 bankruptcy cases each year, including regular appearances in Court hearings, meetings of creditors, trials and written briefs. The Trustee’s duties include assisting debtors in proposing and performing a Chapter 13 plan. I have an excellent understanding of what is necessary...

Charlie "Chuck" E. Farah is a partner of Farah & Farah. He is dedicated to helping people who have suffered any type of injury by large corporations, insurance companies, or negligent parties. Their personal injury cases that Farah & Farah specialize in are car accidents, wrongful death, nursing home abuse, burn injury, pedestrian accidents, pharmaceutical litigation, birth injury, hospital malpractice, truck accidents, premises liability, and product liability. At Farah & Farah, we work together in groups to give your case the resources and dedication it deserves.

It was a tragedy that devastated the family. Howard’s mother had to be hospitalized, and he and his brother and sister were “passed around,” as he terms it, to other family members as they grew up. Although the death of his father was traumatic, however, Howard also considers it a galvanizing event that would shape the course of his life. “It gave us an early view of what it’s like to have somebody wrongfully taken in a manner that’s preventable and needless,” he says. “That’s gone a long way in guiding my career.”

What is zealous advocacy? I come from a family of attorneys and judges, so the study of law is something I grew up appreciating. I believe in defending the Constitution and zealously advocating for my clients. Sometimes clients misunderstand what zealous advocacy means. It does not mean we do anything the client wants. It means we apply the law to the facts of a case and advise based on our understanding of that application. The feelings a client has about his or her case add to the facts of the case, so they are always being considered. Difficult decisions may need...