Kimberly Grant

Kimberly W. Grant is licensed to practice in North Carolina and Georgia. After graduating law school, she worked on a variety of personal injury, wrongful death, and product liability cases in Raleigh, North Carolina for three years. In 1997, Kimberly moved to Georgia, where she works primarily on medical malpractice and catastrophic personal injury cases.

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• Negligent Security
• Data Breach
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Georgia

Since 1997

North Carolina

Since 1993

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Grant Law Office

2001 - Current

Associate

Wood & Grant

1997 - 2000

Associate

Law Offices of G. Henry Temple, Jr.

1993 - 1996

University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill

J.D. (1993) | Law

1993

University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill

B.A. (1990) | Political Science

1990

American Association for Justice

Member

Current

Lawyers Foundation of Georgia

Fellow

2010 - Current

Atlanta Bar Association

Member

1997 - Current

Georgia Association for Women Lawyers

Member

1997 - Current

Georgia Trial Lawyers Association

Member

1997 - Current

Q. This is in regard to an Irrevocable Trust and my rights as a tenant at Trust held property in Florida.

November 8, 2024

A: Let me preface my remarks by saying what you have described is outside my area of practice.

However, I believe you should act quickly to hire a lawyer who handles probate litigation in your area. Make sure he/she doesn't have any conflict of interest with the Executive Trustee. The probate litigation attorney may be able to file an emergency motion with the Probate Court to get you access to the property, etc.

Q. CT scan says Diffuse cerebral edema, probably due to a combination of traumatic brain injury & hypoxic/ischemic injury??

September 23, 2024

A: An attorney would need to review the records to answer this question, but it sounds like there is brain swelling either from a traumatic brain injury (fall, accident, etc.) or a lack of oxygen to the brain, which can have many causes. I recommend contacting a medical malpractice/wrongful death attorney in your area.

With kind regards,

Kimberly W. Grant

Grant Law Office

www.grantlawoffice.com

kgrant@waynegrant.com

404-995-3953

Q. Ok I got to situation the first is do I have a lawsuit if I was attacked at my apartment complex by a stranger I was sta

November 15, 2023

A: I am sorry this happened to you and hope you are on the mend. You possibly have a case - whether you do or don't is very fact-specific. It certainly merits investigation. If the apartment complex failed to take steps to prevent crime in an area it knew had a high rate of crime, it could be held liable. It sounds as though the complex had knowledge of some crime because they hired a security guard. If that guard had a history of not reporting for duty, then the complex can potentially be held liable for failing to take additional steps such as hiring a different company to staff security guards. Also, if the complex failed to repair the gate which allowed non-complex dwellers into the complex, and such a person stabbed you, the complex can potentially be held responsible. I would definitely suggest you contact an attorney near you to schedule a free consultation. ... Read More