William E. Stiles, Jr. is a plaintiff’s attorney with a focus on car accident, commercial trucking accident and premises liability cases in both state and federal court. William E. Stiles, Jr. is a native of Savannah, GA, and attended law school at the University of Georgia. He has practiced in the Atlanta, Georgia area since 2006. William has extensive experience as both an insurance defense attorney and a plaintiff’s advocate. This unique experience gives him useful insight into the litigation process as a whole and is an invaluable resource to clients.

William is an active mentor in the Atlanta area and supporter of various homeless missions. William serves on the Southeastern Regional Advisory Board for National Church Residences, a non-profit that works to eliminate homelessness in the elderly and veteran communities. William is also a member of the Board of Directors of the Old Savannah City Mission homeless shelter and We Change Lives Now.

Admissions

Georgia (2006)

The Georgia Supreme Court (2006)

The 11^th District Federal Court (2006)

The Supreme Court of the United States (2016)

Education

University of Georgia, Juris Doctorate, 2006, cum laude

Syracuse University, The Maxwell School of Public Administration ,2003, summa cum laude

Hampton University, 2002, cum laude

Articles and Writings

Redefining Spine Injury Cases

The Fight to Capture Expenses

Georgia’s Golden Rule Argument

The College of Physician’s Argument

Honors Awards

The Professor Blount Award for Academic Excellence and Character, 2006

National Moot Court Team, 2005

Best Brief Award, American Bar Association Moot Court Competition 2004

National Finalist, American Bar Association Moot Court Competition 2004

Practice Areas

Complex Litigation

Trucking Litigation

Wrongful Death

Auto Accidents