Joseph A. Fried
Fried Goldberg, LLC
3550 Lenox Road NE 
Suite 1500
Atlanta GA 30306
joe@friedgoldberg.com
404-591-1818

Licensed in: GA, FL, TN, NY, TX
(Handles cases nationwide)

Education:
Law School: Graduated from University of Georgia Law School in 1993
Undergraduate Degrees: Oglethorpe University BA Summa Cum Laude

Martindale-Hubbell and other legal ratings:
Martindale-Hubbell AV

Trucking specific organizations and leadership positions and awards:
        Academy of Truck Accident Attorneys – Founding Chairman
        AAJ Truck Litigation Group – Past Chair
        AAJ Truck Litigation Group – Trial Lawyer of the Year 2013, 2014
        Georgia Trial Lawyers Association Trucking Section – Past Chair
        Trucking Attorneys Roundtable – Founder
  
Law Organizations and leadership and awards: 
        Georgia Trial Lawyers Association, Past Executive Board, Past CLE Chair
        AAJ, Past Board of Governors
        Trial Lawyers College Faculty
        Superlawyers, Top 100
        Best Lawyers, Lawyer of the Year: 2015-2016; 2021-22

Notable Results:  
    •    $52 Million: Truck causes traumatic brain damage to young man in Georgia.
    •    $37.5 Million: Man struck improperly stopped truck on highway causing brain damage in Georgia. 
    •    $31 Million: Truck kills car passengers in North Carolina
    •    $28 Million: Truck kills two young women in south Georgia.
    •    $24 Million: Truck kills young boy near Jacksonville, Florida.
    •    $23.7 Million: Two children suffered brain injuries in Tennessee.
    •    $20 Million: Truck causes traumatic brain injury in Georgia. 
    •    $16 Million: Truck wheel came off and caused brain injury in California. 
    •    $14.25 Million: Truck hits rear of passenger car killing man and daughter on bridge in South Carolina
    •    $10.2 Million: Trucker leaves road and hits passenger car on that was stopped on shoulder.  Paraplegia.
    •    $7.55 Million: Young client hits rear of bobtailing tractor at night and suffers serious facial scarring in Georgia