Pope Trial Law

Pope Trial Law Pope Trial Law, led by Geoff Pope, focuses on medical negligence and catastrophic personal injury

06/18/2026

Leadership in trial law is about more than cases, it is about protecting the integrity of the justice system and remembering who this work is truly for.

Congratulations to Alan Hamilton, the new president of the Georgia Trial Lawyers Association, and thank you for the reminder that the focus should always remain on the people who need the system most.

06/10/2026

The conversation around medical ma*****na and THC is evolving, especially as more research highlights its potential benefits for chronic pain, cancer treatment, and other medical conditions.

As access expands, so does the importance of thoughtful regulation, education, and patient advocacy.

06/05/2026

Summer on the lake comes with responsibility. Boating under the influence puts everyone on the water at risk, and one careless decision can change lives in seconds. Stay safe and make smart choices this summer.

05/27/2026

Medical negligence work takes more than experience, it takes a real understanding of medicine and a willingness to hold the line when the standard of care is not met. At Pope Trial Law, it is about asking the hard questions and advocating when it matters most.

05/22/2026

Congratulations to every graduate stepping into what’s next. Keep working hard, keep trying new things, and do not be afraid of failure, because growth rarely happens without it. Here’s to the future you are building.

05/18/2026

Birth injury cases often come down to one critical question, what changed and when. A healthy pregnancy can shift in moments, and when warning signs are missed or not acted on, the outcome can be life changing, which is why these cases require a careful look at whether proper care was given.

Pope Trial Law recently secured a $6.25 million verdict in a birth injury case in Fulton County. The case involved a pre...
05/14/2026

Pope Trial Law recently secured a $6.25 million verdict in a birth injury case in Fulton County. The case involved a preventable shoulder dystocia that resulted in a permanent brachial plexus injury. The jury concluded the standard of care required a discussion about the option of a C-section given the known risk factors.

While no verdict can undo the harm suffered, this outcome helps provide the resources needed for lifelong care and support. We are grateful to the jurors for their thoughtful attention and proud of the collaborative work of the trial team who fought for this family.

05/10/2026

From all of us at Pope Trial Law, Happy Mother’s Day to the women who lead, support, and show up no matter what.

Saira Draper

05/08/2026

Your vote impacts more than election day, it shapes the laws, leadership, and access to the systems that affect your everyday life. From healthcare and education to your rights within the civil justice system, every ballot matters. Early voting is happening now, make your voice count. Go vote.

05/04/2026

Challenging a doctor is not easy, especially when the system behind them is built to protect them, which is why having the right legal team matters. You deserve someone who knows the space and is ready to stand with you and advocate every step of the way.

Saira Draper

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6300 Powers Ferry Road NW Suite 600/294
Atlanta, GA
30339

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