Education

• J.D., University of Mississippi School of Law, 2012
• B.B.A., University of Georgia, Terry College of Business, 2009
  • Major: Risk Management and Insurance

Representative Experience

• Obtained summary judgment on all claims on written motion and brief without oral argument for individual defendant driver in a bodily injury case stemming from a two-car collision where defendant allegedly side-swiped the plaintiff’s vehicle where plaintiff was represented by counsel
• Successfully enforced tentative settlement agreement (where Plaintiff made a demand for amount less than full combined policy limits then attempted to renege) that ultimately resulted in elimination of additional liability exposure of $1,000,000 for client
• Procured summary judgment for defendant in rear-end collision case for bodily injuries where liability was clear and adverse to that defendant against a plaintiff who was represented by counsel
• Won summary judgment on written motion and brief without oral argument in federal court for third-party witness verification company defendant in complex elevator malfunction case for bodily injuries stemming from an alleged elevator malfunction at a hospital
• Favorable jury verdict where jury apportioned 40% of fault to leading vehicle in rear-end collision case where verdict was substantially less than plaintiff’s final pre-suit demand
• Secured summary judgment on all claims for insurer in federal court case stemming from out-of-state rollover collision, where significant multi-jurisdictional analysis was required, where court ruled on written motion and brief without the need for oral argument where plaintiffs were represented by counsel

Publications

• “Georgia Federal Court Holds Declaration of Non-Coverage Order Does Not Retroactively Eliminate Insurer’s Pre-Declaration Duty to Defend” Boyd & Jenerette, P.A. Newsletter, December 15, 2022
• “Georgia Overhauls Its Time-Limited Demand Statute for Injury and Death Claims Arising Out of Motor Vehicle Accidents” Boyd & Jenerette, P.A. Newsletter, July 28, 2021
• “Georgia Supreme Court Agrees with Three Dog Night When It Comes to Apportionment: One Is the Loneliest Number” Boyd & Jenerette, P.A. Newsletter, August 20, 2021
• “Voicemails Seeking Clarification Deemed Rejection and Counteroffer of Time-Limited Demand in Georgia” Boyd & Jenerette, P.A. Newsletter, September 3, 2021
• “Georgia Legislature Takes Action on Non-Party Apportionment of Fault” Boyd & Jenerette, P.A. Newsletter, February 4, 2022