34 Courtland Street
Statesboro, Georgia 30458
34 Courtland Street
Statesboro, Georgia 30458
Troy Marsh is a member of the State Bar of Georgia Board of Governors, National College for DUI Defense, and Georgia Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers. Mr. Marsh previously served on the State Bar of Georgia special committee on Attorney-Client Solicitation, Lawyer Advertising committee, and Fair Marketing Practices committee.
Mr. Marsh is an experienced trial lawyer specializing in personal injury and wrongful death cases. After earning his Juris Doctor, cum laude, from Mercer University Law School, Mr. Marsh went on to work at two litigation firms before founding The Marsh Law Firm in 1998. He also served as an adjunct instructor of legal studies at Georgia Southern University.
To stay up to date on the latest advancements in the field of personal injury and wrongful death law, Mr. Marsh maintains active memberships in numerous professional organizations, such as the Georgia Trial Lawyers Association and the Georgia Personal Injury Association. His special interests include uninsured and underinsured motorist insurance claims, injuries and death caused by impaired drivers, and injury and wrongful death of minors.
I became a lawyer to help people. Growing up as the son of a small business owner who employed day laborers and seasonal workers, many of whom were underprivileged and uneducated, I witnessed their struggles with the criminal and civil justice systems. Working side by side with these hardworking people, I got to know them as fellow human beings. Their problems tugged at my heart strings. I heard over and over about their strained relationship with law enforcement and the vast disconnect they felt with the entire justice system. Whether they had been hurt and couldn’t get an insurance to do the right thing, or they had been wrongfully charged with a crime, the sense of injustice was the same. I knew I had to do something. Becoming a lawyer was the natural thing for me to do, and I feel like I haven’t “worked” a day in the past over 31 years. This is what I was meant to do. This is who I was meant to be.
No nonsense. No gimmicks. No empty promises.
When another driver’s carelessness changes your life in a single second, you need more than a lawyer. You need a professional. Someone who treats your case like it matters. Because it does.
The truth is, you deserve better than a billboard.
Your lawyer will always be me.
I am a sole practitioner. No junior associates. No case managers. No handoffs from one staffer to the next.
When you call, I answer. When your case goes to court, I stand beside you. When decisions get made about your future, I make them with you in the room.
If your case calls for a specific skill I do not have, I bring in trusted colleagues from my network. At no extra cost to you. Even then, I remain your lawyer. You still talk to me.
I practice law as a profession, not a volume business.
Some firms run on volume. Thousands of cases. Fast settlements. A signed contract and a file number.
That is not how I practice.
I take fewer cases. I know each client by name. I read every document in every file. I return my own phone calls.
Your case is not a number on a billboard. It is your life.
I know what I’m doing.
I have practiced law for more than 31 years.
I earned my law degree cum laude from Mercer University’s Walter F. George School of Law. Governor Zell Miller appointed me Solicitor General of Screven County. I have taught criminal law at Georgia Southern University. I have lectured other lawyers at continuing legal education seminars across Georgia. My fellow Georgia lawyers elected me to serve on the State Bar of Georgia Board of Governors.
I have recovered compensation for car accident victims across Georgia, including Savannah, Richmond Hill, Hinesville, Springfield, Metter, Glennville, Claxton, and my hometown, Statesboro.
My only duty is to you.
Being a sole practitioner has advantages.
No partners to answer to. No billing targets to hit. No quarterly numbers to post.
My only responsibility is to get you the best possible result. Whether that means just me, or a team of expert witnesses and colleagues hand picked for your case, your interests come first.
Every time.
The best part?
You can reach me directly. Call my direct line at (912) 208-5052. Call my cell phone at (912) 536-2334.
