Georgia Personal Injury Law Firm
Giving Back
Mr. Grant represented a 13 year old whose permanent teeth, rather than baby teeth, were extracted in error by the treating dentist. Mr. Grant represented the minor child without charge and the case was successfully resolved. The settlement will pay for all future dental work resulting from the medical malpractice of the treating dentist.
Kim Grant participated in the Susan G. Komen 3-Day for the Cure, walking over 60 miles over three days and raising thousands of dollars to help in the fight against breast cancer.
Kim and Wayne Grant have worked on two Habitat for Humanity Houses and look forward to working on more.
Through her involvement with the Junior League of Atlanta, Kim Grant has donated hundreds of volunteer hours in Atlanta, including, but not limited to, rocking babies in the neonatal intensive care unit at Grady Hospital, boxing canned goods at the Atlanta Community Food Bank, going on field trips with children with the Center for the Visually Impaired, working at Hospice in Atlanta, and preparing meals for delivery to individuals through Project Open Hand.
Jon has served as a volunteer for Everybody Wins!, a national children's literacy and mentoring nonprofit proven to build the skills and love of reading among low-income elementary students.
