Solutions oriented, experienced, and professional.
About Me
My Experience
Edward R. "Ed" Stabell III, Esq. is the Attorney/Owner of the Stabell Law Firm, LLC in Marietta, Georgia.
Ed began his practice in Savannah in 1992, which is mainly focused in the areas of personal injury and property damage, Americans with Disabilities Act, automobile and trucking accident, premises liability, products liability, medical malpractice and professional liability, business formation and contract, insurance coverage, real estate, and bad faith faith and extra-contractual litigation throughout the State of Georgia. He is an experienced and seasoned litigation and trial attorney and handled defense and insurance coverage litigation and trial work exclusively for insurance companies for over 26 years and knows how insurance companies evaluate claims for settlement and trial, which is expertise that an ordinary plaintiff's attorney simply do not have. He is now offering that expertise to members of the general public and businesses.
He is a member of the State Bar of Georgia, and has been of the Georgia Defense Lawyers Association, the Defense Research Institute, and the Claims and Litigation Management Alliance ("CLM") and Professional Liability Defense Federation, which are open to attorneys for membership by invitation only. He is admitted to practice in all state and federal trial and appellate courts in the State of Georgia and the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals and the United States Supreme Court.
He has given lectures and seminars on insurance coverage, bad faith and defense law to members of the Savannah Bar Association, the CLM, insurance companies, and other insurance industry groups. He has also authored or co-authored: "Insurance Coverage Update," Georgia Defense Lawyers Association Law Journal (2013); "The Current Status of Apportionment in Georgia: As Many Questions as Answers," Georgia Defense Lawyers Association Law Journal (2012); “2007 Insurance Law Update," Georgia Defense Lawyers Association Law Journal (2008); “Catastrophic Railroad Grade Crossing Accidents in Georgia: From the Commercial Motor Carrier’s Perspective,” Georgia Defense Lawyers Association Law Journal (2001); "Settling Personal Injury Cases: Those Pesky Subrogation Claims," Georgia Defense Lawyers Association Law Journal (1995); and "Zinermon v. Burch: Putting Brackets Around the Parratt Doctrine," Mercer Law Review, 1655 (1991).
Specialties:
Trial and Appellate Practice
Americans with Disabilities Act
Personal Injury
Property Damage and Arson
Automobile Accident and Transportation Law
Premises Liability
Products Liability
Insurance Defense and Coverage
Professional Malpractice
Construction Defect
Civil Rights Governmental Liability
Bad Faith
Toxic Torts
Business and Commercial Litigation
Bankruptcy
Ed has an in excess of 95% success rate on appeal.
Americans with Disabilities Act
One of the focuses of Ed's Practice in recent years has been helping disabled Americans gain equal access to public accommodations and businesses. If you, a family member, or friend have been denied or limited in your or their access to a public accommodation or business, contact Ed and let him show you how he can help.
Results Oriented Trial Attorney
Ed is a results oriented attorney with a proven track record of success. He will analyze the facts and law of your case upfront and come up with a plan with you to put you on a path to legal success at a reasonable cost. You will be keep informed of the status of your case as it progresses and give you accurate and timely legal advice. based upon the provable facts and applicable law. Ed has over 32 years of actual litigation and courtroom trial experience initially exclusively for insurance companies and businesses, including Lloyd's of London, but now also for the general public. Ed is not an attorney marketing face on a billboard or television advertisement, but an experienced and seasoned trial and appellate attorney. He has an over 95% success rate on appeal and representative reported appellate decisions include the following: