Boyd Law Firm, LLC represents personal injury victims in St. Marys, Georgia and throughout Camden County. Attorney Roy J. Boyd, Jr. handles car accidents, truck accidents on the I-95 corridor, premises liability, and wrongful death claims. No fee unless recovery is secured. Free consultation from the Brunswick office serving all of coastal Georgia.
No fee unless you recover.
Boyd Law Firm, LLC, located in Brunswick, Georgia, represents injury victims in St. Marys, Kingsland, Woodbine, and communities throughout Camden County. Attorney Roy J. Boyd, Jr. brings decades of trial experience to clients along the I-95 corridor and the Kings Bay Naval Submarine Base community, fighting insurance companies and at-fault defendants for the full compensation Georgia law allows.
St. Marys sits at the southern tip of coastal Georgia, approximately 30 miles south of Brunswick via I-95. Camden County’s population includes a significant number of active duty service members, military dependents, and veterans connected to Kings Bay Naval Submarine Base, one of the largest submarine bases on the East Coast. Whether a crash happened on I-95 near Exit 1 or 3, on US-17 through Kingsland, or on a local road in St. Marys, Boyd Law Firm stands ready to represent injured Georgians and military families who deserve skilled legal advocacy.
Cases handled by Boyd Law Firm in Camden County include car accidents, commercial truck accidents, premises liability (slip and fall), motorcycle crashes, and wrongful death. Every case is handled on a contingency fee basis, meaning you pay nothing unless Boyd Law Firm recovers money for you.
Proximity matters after a serious injury. Boyd Law Firm knows the I-95 interchange crashes near St. Marys, the traffic patterns around Kings Bay’s main gate, and the commercial corridors along US-17 in Kingsland. That local knowledge shapes how the firm investigates cases, identifies responsible parties, and presents evidence to juries in Brunswick at the Glynn County Courthouse and in Woodbine at the Camden County Courthouse.
Insurance companies that service this region know Roy J. Boyd, Jr. takes cases to trial. That reputation matters. When insurers understand they face a proven trial attorney rather than a firm that settles everything, case values often reflect that reality. Boyd Law Firm secured an $8,204,000 jury verdict on May 15, 2024, the largest car wreck verdict in Glynn County history. That result speaks to the firm’s willingness to take a case all the way when a fair settlement is not offered.
Boyd Law Firm works on contingency. No fee is charged unless a recovery is secured. The firm advances all case costs, including medical records, expert witnesses, and court filing fees. If there is no recovery, the client owes nothing for legal fees or case expenses.
Interstate 95 runs directly through Camden County, carrying a heavy volume of commercial traffic between Florida and the rest of the Southeast. Exit 1 and Exit 3 near St. Marys and Kingsland are high-traffic interchange points where rear-end collisions, merging crashes, and commercial truck accidents occur regularly. Fully loaded semi-trucks weighing up to 80,000 pounds travel these ramps, and when a negligent truck driver or a carrier with deficient maintenance records causes a crash, the results are catastrophic.
Under Georgia law, specifically OCGA Section 51-1-6, a person who violates a legal duty and causes damage to another may be held liable. Commercial trucking companies operating on I-95 must comply with Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration regulations governing hours of service, vehicle inspection, and driver qualification. When those regulations are violated, Boyd Law Firm pursues the carrier, the driver, and any other responsible party. US-17 also runs north-south through Camden County and sees regular accidents at intersections in Kingsland and near the Kings Bay main gate entrance road.
Kings Bay Naval Submarine Base is home to the East Coast fleet of Ohio-class submarines and employs thousands of active duty service members, civilian contractors, and support personnel. Military families living in base housing, in St. Marys, or in the surrounding Kingsland area face the same risk of injury from negligent drivers and property owners as any other Georgia resident, and they deserve the same access to experienced legal representation.
Boyd Law Firm represents active duty Navy personnel, their dependents, veterans, and civilian employees connected to Kings Bay in personal injury claims arising from accidents off base. Whether the incident occurred on a Camden County road, at a local business, or anywhere else in the region, Roy J. Boyd, Jr. handles the legal work while military families focus on recovery. The firm understands that service members and dependents may face unique scheduling constraints and offers flexible consultation arrangements for the Kings Bay community.
One important note for active duty personnel: certain federal statutes affect when and how a personal injury claim may be brought. Boyd Law Firm evaluates each military client’s situation individually and explains all applicable deadlines at the first consultation, at no cost.
The steps taken immediately after a crash or injury in Camden County have a direct impact on the strength of a legal claim. Boyd Law Firm advises injury victims to follow four priorities:
Georgia’s statute of limitations for personal injury claims is generally two years from the date of injury under OCGA Section 9-3-33. Waiting to consult with a lawyer risks losing the legal right to pursue compensation entirely. Boyd Law Firm encourages anyone injured in St. Marys or Camden County to call as soon as possible after an accident.
Boyd Law Firm’s service area includes every community in Camden County. Kingsland, the county’s largest city and home to extensive commercial development along I-95, sees a high volume of traffic-related injuries. Woodbine, the county seat where the Camden County Superior Court is located, is where many cases filed in Camden County are litigated. The unincorporated areas of Camden County, including Crooked River, White Oak, and the rural corridors along US-17 and GA-40, are all within Boyd Law Firm’s geographic coverage.
Boyd Law Firm serves injury victims throughout Camden County and neighboring Glynn County, with the Brunswick office at 1601 Reynolds St. positioned along the I-95 corridor to serve the full coastal Georgia region. Clients in St. Marys do not need to travel to Brunswick for a consultation; the firm can arrange phone or video meetings and handles all legal work remotely during the case process.
Jury Verdict
On May 15, 2024, Roy J. Boyd, Jr. secured an $8,204,000 jury verdict in a car wreck case in Glynn County Superior Court, the largest car wreck verdict in the county’s recorded history. The client paid nothing up front. Boyd Law Firm advanced all costs and collected its fee only because the jury returned a verdict.
For Camden County and St. Marys residents facing serious injuries, medical bills, and lost income after an accident, that result demonstrates what trial-ready representation looks like. Insurance companies take notice when a firm has a track record of taking cases to verdict.
Jury verdict secured May 15, 2024. Largest car wreck verdict in Glynn County per Boyd Law Firm.
Yes. Boyd Law Firm, LLC represents personal injury victims throughout Camden County, including St. Marys, Kingsland, Woodbine, and surrounding communities. Attorney Roy J. Boyd, Jr. handles car accidents, truck accidents, premises liability, and wrongful death cases in Camden County. Call (912) 265-5069 for a free consultation.
Boyd Law Firm’s office is located at 1601 Reynolds St. in Brunswick, GA, approximately 30 miles north of St. Marys via I-95. For clients who cannot travel, the firm offers phone and video consultations. Distance does not affect the quality of representation; Boyd Law Firm handles cases throughout coastal Georgia regardless of where the client is located.
Boyd Law Firm handles all types of personal injury cases in the Kings Bay and St. Marys area, including car and truck accidents on I-95 and US-17, motorcycle crashes, slip and fall incidents at commercial properties, wrongful death claims, and injuries suffered by active duty service members, military dependents, and veterans in off-base accidents. Call (912) 265-5069 to discuss the specifics of your situation at no cost.
No. Boyd Law Firm provides a free initial consultation to all prospective clients, including those in St. Marys and Camden County. There is no obligation after the consultation. If Boyd Law Firm accepts the case, it is handled on a contingency fee basis, meaning no attorney fees are charged unless a recovery is obtained. If there is no recovery, the client owes nothing for legal fees or case costs.
After a crash on I-95 near St. Marys, the priority is safety and medical care. Call 911, seek treatment even if injuries seem minor, and photograph the scene, vehicles, and any visible injuries before vehicles are moved if it is safe to do so. Do not give a recorded statement to the other driver’s insurance company without speaking to an attorney first. Contact Boyd Law Firm at (912) 265-5069 as soon as possible; the firm offers free consultations and can advise on the value of the claim and the steps needed to protect legal rights. Georgia’s two-year statute of limitations means delaying a consultation can have serious consequences.
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Boyd Law Firm, LLC represents personal injury clients in St. Marys, Camden County, and throughout coastal Georgia on a contingency fee basis. Attorney advertising. Past results do not guarantee future outcomes. The $8,204,000 verdict was secured May 15, 2024 in Glynn County Superior Court. No attorney-client relationship is formed by viewing this page.
