Partner / Attorney

Brian D. Lewis

Brian focuses his law practice on representing persons injured by others. He understands that every client is greatly affected by the personal injuries they’ve suffered or the criminal charge that has occurred, and he strives to ease the stress of these traumatic situations. Brian has conducted trials since he was in law school and has obtained numerous large injury verdicts and settlements, as well as a number of criminal dismissals and acquittals. As the son of a small-town judge, Brian spent his childhood watching and recognizing how the law affected people every day, and now uses those learning experiences to provide personalized attention to his clients.

Brian and law partner Randy Ebersbach have obtained more 6-figure and 7-figure verdicts and settlements in Coweta County than any other lawyers or law firm.* Brian and Randy recently concluded six years of injury claim litigation, including claims against overseas insurance companies, to collect insurance proceeds 30 times the policy limits. Recent significant results include several multi-million dollar injury recoveries in commercial vehicle wrecks; bad faith litigation where the insurance company paid 60 times its policy limits; and a wrongful death recovery for a homeless man. Brian obtained a jury trial not guilty verdict in a murder case where the accused shot and killed an unarmed man; Brian presented the stand your ground defense, and the case was featured in a report on CNN Newsroom.

Brian and his wife, Kay Borders Lewis, a native of Newnan, GA, have one son who is a senior in college. The family is actively involved in St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Newnan where Brian served two terms as Senior Warden and currently serves as the Chair of the Strategic Planning Committee. Brian is a member of the Board of Trustees for The Heritage School and is the Chair of the Governance Committee, is a former Chairman of the Board of Trustees for the Carolyn Barron Montessori School in Newnan and also supports local organizations and charities, such as The Coweta Samaritan Clinic, One Roof, Coweta Food Pantry and the Lindsey Riggs Memorial Foundation. Brian was also recently appointed by Governor Brian Kemp to serve on the Coweta Judicial Circuit Public Defender Supervisory Panel. Brian is a college sports fan who enjoys good food, spending time with family and friends, and traveling.

Email Brian: blewis@kameb.com