Welcome to the law office of Albert Lee Giddens.  Our firm is dedicated to providing top notch representation to individuals that have been injured by the negligence of others.

Over the past three decades we have been privileged to represent thousands of clients securing substantial awards

Because of our personal approach, our clients continually refer their family, friends, neighbors, and co-workers. Our aggressive approach to your case is geared to successfully help our clients regain their pre-accident health, lifestyle, and financial well-being.

Our office is primarily focused on representing clients in cases involving wrongful death and personal injury claims. Attorney Giddens is board certified in both personal injury and civil trial law. If you have a wrongful death or personal injury claim our office will help you navigate your way through even the most complex claim.

Even though our firm is well know in the community for our work in personal injury, we also provide a wide variety of other legal services. Attorney Giddens is well versed in all aspects of business, estate planning and probate law.

The Latest Legal News 

DOJ Must Give Judge Legal Memos on Terrorist Wiretapping 

The U.S. Department of Justice must hand over the legal memos it provided to the Bush administration to justify its program of electronic monitoring of terrorism suspects without a warrant, a federal judge in Washington, D.C., has ruled. 

DOJ Must Give Judge Legal Memos on Terrorist Wiretapping

The U.S. Department of Justice must hand over the legal memos it provided to the Bush administration to justify its program of electronic monitoring of terrorism suspects without a warrant, a federal judge in Washington, D.C., has ruled. 

Suit: AIG Board Broke Del. Law by Barring Vote on $85B Bailout
American International Group directors violated Delaware law by denying shareholders a vote on part of an $85 billion bailout that gave the federal government control of the troubled subprime insurer, according to a state court lawsuit.

OJ Simpson loses bid for new trial in Las Vegas

A judge in Las Vegas has rejected O.J. Simpson's bid for a new trial in the robbery of two sports memorabilia collectors. Clark County District Court Judge Jackie Glass said Friday the issues raised by lawyers for Simpson and co-defendant Clarence "C.J." Stewart don't merit a second trial.

US govt presses NY appeal on detainee photos

The U.S. government has asked an appellate court to reconsider its decision ordering the release of 21 pictures of detainees in Iraq and Afghanistan. In court papers made public Friday, the government says the photos must be withheld to protect American troops.

Jury reaches verdict in Atlanta court shooter case

Jurors have reached a verdict in the case of a confessed gunman who says he was legally insane when he killed four people in a shooting spree that began at a downtown Atlanta courthouse.