Aaron Gartlan

Aaron Gartlan, the founder of Gartlan Injury Law, has dedicated his career to advocating for victims of personal injury, particularly in the realm of motorcycle accidents. With a Juris Doctor degree earned in 2000, Gartlan has cultivated a rich legal practice that emphasizes the unique challenges surrounding motorcycle accident claims. His approach is not just informed by years of legal experience but also driven by a profound commitment to helping clients navigate the complexities of their injuries. He takes pride in providing individualized service that recognizes clients as real people facing devastating situations, making it essential to advocate fiercely against the powerful insurance companies involved.

Gartlan Injury Law operates on a contingency fee basis, ensuring that clients can seek justice without the burden of upfront legal costs. This model reinforces the firm’s dedication to maximizing compensation for clients, aligning the interests of both the lawyer and the client. With substantial accolades, including membership in the National Trial Lawyers Association’s Top 100 Trial Lawyers and the Million Dollar Advocates Forum, Gartlan's track record demonstrates his prowess in securing favorable results. His involvement in numerous professional organizations and his role as an adjunct instructor at Troy University further underscore his commitment to legal excellence and education in the field of personal injury law.

The firm recognizes that motorcycle accident claims can involve distinct dynamics and injuries compared to traditional vehicle accidents. The legal team at Gartlan Injury Law is well-equipped to address these nuances and is dedicated to thorough investigations that gather all pertinent facts and evidence. Clients benefit from the firm’s depth of experience in negotiations and trial strategies, ensuring they are well represented when seeking accountability and compensation for their losses. Through proactive legal representation, Gartlan Injury Law is committed to supporting victims of motorcycle accidents as they work toward recovery and closure.