At the Charlotte law firm of Grandy & Martin, all of our resources are dedicated to helping injured people get the compensation they deserve. When you are experiencing pain and suffering, it is important to get help making vital decisions that can impact your recovery.
Once you retain our firm, you will have the peace of mind that comes with being represented by a knowledgeable advocate. We know your rights, and we have the experience to anticipate issues that may affect the value of your case. To set up a free consultation, contact us today.
A Team of Experienced Professionals Offering In-House Representation
Attorneys Charles "Bill" Grandy and Kenneth Martin founded this firm in 1984 and have focused their knowledge, energy and resources on personal injury and workers' compensation matters ever since. If you retain our firm, one of these two experienced trial lawyers will represent you throughout the duration of your case. You will not be shuffled around to various inexperienced associate attorneys as you would be at some other firms.
Our attorneys are supported by a friendly, knowledgeable staff, including an experienced team of paralegals and legal assistants. When you contact our firm with questions or concerns, you will always be able to talk to someone who is familiar with the details of your case.
Serving Clients Throughout the Charlotte Metro Area
Our offices are conveniently located off S. Tryon Street or South Boulevard in the historic Dilworth section of Charlotte, near the Bland Street LYNX station. We are easily accessible from Interstates 77 and 277, and we have free parking. We can also make arrangements to visit you if you cannot leave your hospital room or home, or it is otherwise inconvenient for you to travel to our office.
Advocates for Injured People in Charlotte, North Carolina
We offer free consultations and handle all claims on a contingency fee basis. We charge no fees unless we secure a settlement or verdict on your behalf. Contact us to discuss how we can help you pursue fair compensation in your personal injury or workers' compensation case.
