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After a serious car, truck, or workplace accident, it is important to seek trustworthy legal counsel. To schedule a free initial consultation with an attorney of one of Georgia’s oldest continuously practicing law firms, contact Akin & Tate. We represent injured people on a contingency basis. In other words, clients won’t pay for our services until and unless we obtain compensation following an accident such as a head injury, neck or back injury, amputation, burn, or other catastrophic accidental injury. Complete and submit the form below to request contact from us to schedule an appointment with an experienced advocate.

Akin & Tate. P.C.
11 Public Square
PO Box 878
Cartersville, GA 30120

Phone: (770) 382-0780
Fax: (770) 386-1452

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This bell is on the grounds of the Sam P. Jones house. Jones moved with his parents to Cartersville in 1856. After his admission to the Georgia Bar in 1868, he became a licensed Methodist minister in 1872. He was more renowned as an evangelist than a lawyer, and is one of the most celebrated revivalists of his day. Famous for his wry wit and masterful story-telling, he is credited as a principal influence on Will Rogers. Jones was obviously ahead of this time, as evidenced by one of his famous quotes: "The tune of America is pitched to the dollar."