Macon personal injury lawyers
Personal injury.
Personal attention.
An accident can change your plans in an instant. Getting help should begin with someone who listens.
Jeff Powers and Adam Beecher help injured people and their families in Macon, Middle Georgia, and throughout the state understand their options and pursue their claims.
Free consultation · No obligation to hire the firm
Tell us what happened. We’ll help you understand the next step.
“Jeff Powers is a lawyer you can depend on.”
Shirley Keen · Car accident clientRead Shirley’s Story
Find your next step.
A place to begin
After an accident,
start with what matters.
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Take care of yourself.
Seek the medical care you need. Keep your treatment records, bills, and instructions from your providers.
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Preserve the details.
Save photographs, witness information, reports, receipts, and insurance correspondence. Keep copies of what you provide to others.
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Understand your options.
Ask us about the claim, the deadlines, and any proposed settlement or release before deciding what to do next.
After a vehicle collision, notify your own insurer promptly and follow your policy’s reporting requirements. Georgia’s auto claim tips.
Find help for your situation
Different circumstances.
The same commitment to you.
We represent people injured by negligence and families dealing with the loss of a loved one. Explore the situations our firm handles.
Car & motorcycle accidents
Help after a collision, including crashes involving an impaired driver.
Truck accidents
Claims involving tractor-trailers and other commercial vehicles.
Wrongful death
Guidance for families who have lost a loved one through someone else’s negligence.
Premises liability
Injuries involving unsafe conditions on someone else’s property.
Defective products
Injuries involving a product’s design, manufacture, or warnings.
Nursing home negligence
Concerns about injuries, neglect, or inadequate care in a nursing facility.
Personal attention. Careful preparation.
Your story matters.
So does the work behind it.
Medical appointments, missed work, and insurance questions can make the days after an injury feel overwhelming.
We listen to what has changed in your life, examine the evidence, and explain the choices ahead. You deserve to understand both your claim and the people handling it.
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Build the evidence.
Review records, reports, photographs, and the facts about how the injury happened.
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Understand the impact.
Document the care you need, the work you have missed, and how the injury affects everyday life.
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Pursue the claim.
Address insurance issues, evaluate settlement options, and prepare for litigation when needed.
The work behind the results
Preparation.
Persistence. Resolve.
These past cases show how we have helped people facing serious injuries and complicated claims.
$1.22 million
Motorcycle accident settlement
A driver pulled into our client’s path on Bass Road in Macon. Multiple fractures led to surgery and months of rehabilitation.
How we helped
Powers Law Group pursued the case through a year of litigation and secured a $1.22 million settlement.
$1,745,659
Truck accident · combined settlement
A school bus monitor suffered injuries causing incomplete paraplegia in a tractor-trailer collision on I-16.
How we helped
We resolved personal injury and workers’ compensation claims: $915,000 for personal injury, $494,925 for workers’ compensation, and $335,734 in a Medicare set-aside for future medical treatment.
Past results do not guarantee future outcomes. Every case depends on its own facts and evidence.
A family’s own words
Heard. Respected.
Cared for.
“Every step of the way, my mother felt heard, respected, and genuinely cared for.”
Family of Annie Rumph · Personal injury client
In their note to the firm, Annie’s family described the patient explanations, reassurance, and personal care that mattered throughout her case.
Shirley’s and Annie’s stories reflect individual experiences. Testimonials do not guarantee a particular result.
Macon roots. Georgia representation.
Know who’s in your corner.
Meet the attorneys who help injured people and their families understand their options and take the next step.
Jeff Powers
More than 30 years of legal experience, including work as a prosecutor and an insurance defense attorney. Licensed in Georgia and Florida since 1995.
AV Preeminent® peer rating
Selected to Super Lawyers, 2020–2026
Adam Beecher
With Powers Law Group since graduating from Mercer Law in 2009. Licensed in Georgia since 2009. His practice includes workers’ compensation and personal injury claims.
Selected to Rising Stars, 2016–2023
Partner · Trial Lawyer
Clear answers. A place to begin.
You have questions.
Let’s talk them through.
Every injury and claim is different. These answers can help you prepare for a conversation about yours.
How do I know whether I have a claim?
Tell us what happened and how you were hurt. We can review the circumstances, who may be responsible, and the evidence available. An injury alone does not establish that another person is legally responsible.
How long do I have to take action?
Georgia generally allows two years to file a personal injury lawsuit, but exceptions can change the deadline. Claims involving a government entity may require much earlier written notice. Ask us to review your dates and circumstances promptly.
What compensation may be available?
Depending on the facts and applicable law, a claim may seek compensation for medical care, lost income, reduced earning ability, and pain and suffering. The evidence, responsibility for the accident, and available coverage affect each claim.
What if an insurance company contacts me?
Ask us to review a proposed settlement, release, or request for a recorded statement before you respond. Your obligations to your own insurer may differ from requests made by another party’s insurer.
Will my case go to court?
Some claims resolve through a negotiated settlement; others require a lawsuit. We can explain the options as the evidence develops. No settlement, result, or timetable can be promised.
What does it cost to talk with you?
Your initial consultation is free. We earn an attorney’s fee only if we obtain a financial recovery for you, and we advance the costs of pursuing your case. Ask us to explain the fee agreement and how case expenses are handled.
What should I bring to the consultation?
Bring what you have: accident reports, photographs, witness details, insurance information, medical records, bills, and records of missed work. You can still contact us if you do not have all the paperwork.
Helpful safety, insurance & recovery resources
A free consultation. A clear next step.
Your story.
We’re listening.
Tell us what happened and how the injury has affected you. We can discuss your questions, your options, and what comes next.
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3557 Vineville Avenue
Macon, GA 31204
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