Personal Injury, Bankruptcy and Corporate Law in Atlanta, Georgia

The Attorney

Evan M. Altman, Attorney and Counselor at Law

Attorney Evan M. Altman is a former FBI agent. That background in investigation, combined with experience in trial representation, shapes how cases are prepared from the start.

Common Questions

Questions clients ask before consulting

Evan M. Altman practices bankruptcy, personal injury, and general counsel work, representing clients across Atlanta and Northern Georgia, including Sandy Springs, Roswell, Buckhead, Alpharetta, Marietta, Doraville, Norcross, Cumming, Lawrenceville, Woodstock, Carrollton, Cartersville, Cobb County, and DeKalb County. The office handles both individual and business matters, and each engagement begins with a consultation to understand the client's goals, timeline, and options before a strategy is developed.

Clients are encouraged to bring their questions directly to the attorney rather than relying on filtered explanations. The approach emphasizes clear, open communication, so that each person understands what is happening in their matter at every stage. Referrals from other attorneys and past clients are common, and those relationships are built on responsiveness and a reputation for handling difficult matters with steady, professional focus.

The firm offers litigation experience in areas such as wrongful death, catastrophic injury, business disputes, and personal injury claims, and provides corporate counseling for entities that need ongoing legal guidance. Serving both larger firms and local residents, the practice combines the depth of a broader legal operation with the accessibility of a client relationship where the attorney personally remains involved in the details of the case.

Consultations are scheduled with attention to the client's convenience, with appointment times extending into mornings, afternoons, and evenings. Clients can reach the office by email or phone to set up a meeting, and the intake process is designed to move quickly so that advice can be given before important deadlines or decisions pass. A consultation is a no-obligation conversation, not a commitment to retain counsel.

What clients describe most often is trust. The feedback collected and shared on the site repeatedly highlights satisfaction with how the office communicates, resolves obstacles, and treats people with respect and fairness. That sentiment, endorsed wholeheartedly by those who have worked with the firm, is the standard the practice holds itself to: knowledgeable counsel, transparent processes, and a team that remains ready to serve.