Boyd Law Firm, LLC represents injured people in Hinesville and Liberty County, Georgia. Attorney Roy J. Boyd, Jr. handles car accidents, truck accidents on US-84, wrongful death, and premises liability claims filed in Liberty County Superior Court. The firm operates on a contingency fee basis: no attorney fee unless a recovery is obtained. Serving Fort Stewart military families, active duty soldiers, and all Hinesville residents.
No fee unless you recover.
Boyd Law Firm, LLC represents seriously injured people in Hinesville, Georgia and throughout Liberty County. Attorney Roy J. Boyd, Jr. handles personal injury cases from the firm’s Brunswick office, serving clients across coastal Georgia, including the communities surrounding Fort Stewart and the US-84 corridor. Cases involving Liberty County residents are filed in Liberty County Superior Court.
Hinesville sits approximately 50 miles north of Brunswick and serves as the county seat of Liberty County. The city is home to one of the largest military communities in the southeastern United States, with Fort Stewart’s presence shaping the population, traffic patterns, and daily life across the region. That same population also faces the same injury risks that affect every Georgia community: dangerous highway conditions, negligent drivers, commercial truck crashes, defective properties, and wrongful death.
Boyd Law Firm handles the full range of personal injury cases for Hinesville residents, including:
Boyd Law Firm operates on a contingency fee basis. There is no attorney fee charged unless a recovery is obtained on the client’s behalf. Injured people in Hinesville pay nothing to get started.
Fort Stewart, located adjacent to Hinesville, is the largest Army installation east of the Mississippi River. The installation is home to thousands of active duty soldiers and their families, and the surrounding community includes veterans and retired military personnel who have made Liberty County their permanent home. Fort Stewart generates significant vehicle traffic on surrounding roads, and accidents involving military personnel and their dependents happen both on and off base.
Active duty soldiers and their dependents injured in off-base accidents have the same right to pursue personal injury claims as any other Georgia resident. Roy J. Boyd, Jr. has represented members of the military community across coastal Georgia, including clients with ties to Fort Stewart and Kings Bay Naval Base in Camden County. Military status can affect certain aspects of a claim, and working with an attorney who understands the regional military community is important from the outset of a case.
Common accident scenarios affecting Fort Stewart soldiers and military families include: off-base car accidents on US-84, GA-196, and Highway 119; premises liability incidents at commercial properties near the installation; accidents involving military contractors or civilian employees; and crashes caused by other drivers who are uninsured or underinsured.
US-84 is the primary east-west corridor through Hinesville and Liberty County, carrying a heavy mix of commercial truck traffic, military convoy vehicles, and passenger cars traveling between Savannah, the Hinesville area, and points west toward Waycross. The volume and variety of traffic on US-84 creates conditions where serious collisions occur regularly.
Commercial truck accidents on US-84 often involve violations of federal safety regulations enforced by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA). Trucking companies and their drivers are subject to hours-of-service rules, weight limits, maintenance requirements, and licensing standards. When a carrier violates those standards and a crash results, the injured victim may have a claim against both the driver and the company. Georgia law addressing following distances and lane change duties, including OCGA 40-6-49, can be directly relevant to establishing fault in US-84 corridor crashes.
Military convoy vehicles operating on and near Fort Stewart also use Liberty County roads. Accidents involving government vehicles present distinct legal challenges, including specific notice requirements and sovereign immunity considerations. Boyd Law Firm evaluates all potential parties and legal theories when investigating highway accidents in the Hinesville area.
Boyd Law Firm is a trial-ready personal injury firm. Roy J. Boyd, Jr. takes cases to verdict when settlement offers do not reflect the true value of a client’s injuries. On May 15, 2024, the firm secured an $8,204,000 jury verdict in a car wreck case in Glynn County, described by the firm as the largest car wreck verdict in Glynn County history. That result reflects the firm’s willingness to fight for full compensation rather than accept inadequate offers.
Insurance companies know which law firms take cases to trial and which do not. Representation by a trial-tested attorney changes the dynamics of every negotiation. For Hinesville and Liberty County residents facing serious injuries, that distinction matters from the moment a claim is opened.
The firm serves clients across six counties in coastal Georgia: Glynn, Camden, Brantley, Liberty, Wayne, and McIntosh. Hinesville clients are not treated as outliers. Liberty County cases are a regular part of the firm’s practice, and clients there receive the same attention and preparation as those closer to the Brunswick office.
The steps taken immediately after an accident in Hinesville or anywhere in Liberty County have a direct effect on the strength of a personal injury claim. The following four steps protect both health and legal rights:
Boyd Law Firm represents injured people throughout Liberty County, not only in Hinesville. The firm serves clients in Midway, Flemington, Gum Branch, Allenhurst, Riceboro, and the surrounding unincorporated areas of Liberty County. Whether an accident occurs on a rural county road or a busy Hinesville commercial corridor, the firm evaluates the case on its merits and pursues full recovery.
Liberty County sits within the broader coastal Georgia region served by the firm. Neighboring counties, including Glynn and Camden, are also within the firm’s service area, allowing clients who live near county lines or who were injured in an adjacent county to work with the same legal team.
The statute of limitations for personal injury claims in Georgia is generally two years under OCGA 9-3-33. Delaying contact with an attorney risks losing the right to file. Boyd Law Firm recommends reaching out as soon as possible after an accident to preserve options and begin building the strongest possible case.
Jury Verdict, May 15, 2024
Boyd Law Firm secured an $8,204,000 jury verdict in a car wreck case in Glynn County, Georgia. The firm reports this as the largest car wreck verdict in Glynn County history. Results like this reflect the firm’s commitment to taking cases to trial when insurance companies refuse to pay fair value.
Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Each case is evaluated on its own facts and circumstances.
Yes. Boyd Law Firm, LLC represents injured people throughout Hinesville and Liberty County. Attorney Roy J. Boyd, Jr. handles cases filed in Liberty County Superior Court and has served clients across the coastal Georgia region for years. The firm accepts car accident, truck accident, wrongful death, premises liability, and slip and fall cases originating in Hinesville and the surrounding communities.
Yes. Boyd Law Firm represents active duty soldiers, military dependents, and veterans injured in accidents on and off Fort Stewart. Military families face unique legal considerations, including navigating insurance claims and understanding how military status may affect a personal injury case. Roy J. Boyd, Jr. has experience serving the military community across coastal Georgia, including clients connected to Fort Stewart and Kings Bay Naval Base.
US-84 through Hinesville and Liberty County carries significant commercial truck traffic, military convoy vehicles, and passenger cars traveling between Savannah and the Brunswick area. Common accidents include rear-end collisions at commercial intersections, commercial truck crashes involving federal carrier regulations, and multi-vehicle crashes at high-traffic interchanges.
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration sets standards for commercial truck operators, and violations of those standards can be central to a truck accident claim. Boyd Law Firm investigates all applicable regulations when handling US-84 corridor crash cases.
No. Boyd Law Firm offers free consultations with no obligation. The firm operates on a contingency fee basis, meaning there is no attorney fee unless a recovery is obtained. Injured people in Hinesville and Liberty County can discuss their case at no cost and with no pressure to proceed.
Under Georgia’s statute of limitations (OCGA 9-3-33), most personal injury claims must be filed within two years of the date of the injury. Missing this deadline typically bars recovery, regardless of how strong the case is.
Certain exceptions may apply, including claims involving minors or cases against government entities, which often carry shorter notice requirements. Contacting Boyd Law Firm promptly after an accident preserves critical evidence and protects the right to file.
Free consultation. No fee unless you recover. Serving all of Liberty County and coastal Georgia.
Boyd Law Firm, LLC · 1601 Reynolds St., Brunswick, GA 31520 · (912) 265-5069. This page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome. The hiring of a lawyer is an important decision that should not be based solely on advertisements.
