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Justin Wolfe

Licensed in GA

Biography

Founder Justin Wolfe has dedicated his career to guiding accident victims with compassion, respect, and unwavering commitment. As a seasoned Georgia litigator, he believes every client deserves more than just legal representation – they deserve a trusted advocate who listens, fights, and delivers results. From internships with the South Carolina Lieutenant Governor to working alongside top attorneys and judges in Georgia, Justin gained invaluable experience before committing himself fully to personal injury law. Unlike many attorneys, he has never represented insurance companies – his focus has always been on fighting for the “good guys.” Justin Wolfe grew up in Spartanburg, South Carolina, in a family where faith, hard work, and community were at the heart of everything. Summers were spent on his grandparents’ peach farm, fishing, playing baseball, and learning the value of perseverance. Sundays meant church, family dinners, and a strong sense of belonging. His mother taught him kindness and patience, while his father instilled the importance of hard work and appreciating life’s moments – principles that influence his approach to every case and client he represents. Inspired by his father’s relentless work ethic and leadership, Justin carries forward the same commitment to excellence and perseverance. He specifically remembers a motor vehicle collision case where, despite clear liability and serious injuries, his clients received a zero offer. Through relentless investigation and litigation, he secured a substantial recovery by exposing the defendant company’s significant punitive liability. After years of honing his skills at Georgia’s top boutique civil litigation firms, Justin Wolfe founded Wolfe Law Group, Georgia’s Personal Injury Lawyers, in 2018 with a clear vision – combining cutting-edge legal strategies with modern technology to deliver exceptional results. His client-first approach, backed by relentless advocacy, has led to millions in recoveries for those harmed by negligence.

Education

  • University of South Carolina University of South Carolina