Law Office Of Matthew C. Jordan

Disability Attorney in Athens, Georgia

(706) 850-7070380 Meigs St, Athens, GA 30601View on Yelp

About Law Office Of Matthew C. Jordan

Law Office of Matthew C. Jordan represents workers and handles workers compensation matters in Athens from their office at 380 Meigs Street. The firm's combination of workers compensation law and mediation experience allows Matthew C. Jordan to resolve disputes effectively. Clients appreciate the firm's balanced approach that pursues full compensation while remaining open to reasonable settlement discussions. The inclusion of mediation expertise means the firm can help parties reach agreements that work for everyone involved.

Practice Areas

Workers Compensation Claims

Dispute Mediation

Settlement Facilitation

Claims Negotiation

Injury Case Evaluation

Employer Liability Defense

Alternative Dispute Resolution

Specialties

Workers Compensation LawMediation ServicesClaims Resolution

How They Can Help

The firm handles traditional workers compensation claims while also offering mediation services to resolve disputes between injured workers and insurers. This dual approach gives clients options for resolution, from aggressive representation to collaborative problem-solving.

What to Expect

When you engage Law Office of Matthew C. Jordan, the attorney evaluates your case and discusses whether traditional litigation or mediation might better serve your interests. Throughout the process, the firm communicates clearly about strategy and keeps you involved in all major decisions.

Service Area

Law Office of Matthew C. Jordan serves injured workers and related parties throughout the Athens, Georgia area.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the advantage of mediation versus litigation for my workers compensation case?

Mediation can be faster and less costly than litigation, allowing both parties to reach a mutually acceptable resolution. The firm can advise whether mediation makes sense for your specific claim.

If we start mediation, can I still pursue litigation if mediation fails?

Yes. Mediation is an alternative resolution method, and if parties cannot reach agreement, you retain the right to proceed with traditional legal claims.

How does Matthew C. Jordan handle injured workers without litigation experience?

The attorney explains your rights, the claims process, and available options in clear language. The firm ensures you understand each step and feels confident with chosen strategy.