Marc Howard

Marc Howard is a prominent attorney in Acworth, Georgia, celebrated for his extensive experience and numerous accolades. He has been named a Top 100 Georgia Super Lawyer six times and is recognized among the Best Lawyers in America by U.S. News. Additionally, he holds the distinction of being a Top 100 Trial Lawyer as designated by the National Trial Lawyers. In 2019, Marc was inducted into the prestigious American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA), an exclusive group of nationally renowned trial lawyers. His remarkable trial verdicts have frequently appeared in Top Verdicts magazine, highlighting his achievement of a top-100 nationwide personal injury verdict.

Marc's roots trace back to Blacksburg, Virginia, nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains. He pursued his legal education at the University of Georgia School of Law, graduating in 1993. Since then, he has been admitted to practice in both Georgia and Virginia.

Before embarking on his legal career, Marc served as a congressional legislative assistant on Capitol Hill, where he was involved in the analysis and revision of federal trucking and aviation regulations. Subsequently, he spent nearly a decade representing airlines, airports, trucking companies, contractors, and insurance firms. In 2002, Marc shifted his focus to advocate for individuals and families affected by wrongful conduct.

Marc is a sought-after speaker at legal seminars, including national webinars for trial lawyers. His commitment to the legal community is evident in his service from 2010 to 2020 on the State Bar Board of Governors, representing 12,000 lawyers in the Atlanta Judicial Circuit. He has also served as president of the Sandy Springs Bar Association, chaired the Civil Justice PAC of the Georgia Trial Lawyers Association, and was on the Board of Directors for the Georgia Appleseed Center for Law & Justice.

Marc's practice areas are comprehensive, covering tractor trailer crashes, car accident injuries, bicycle and pedestrian injuries, motorcycle wrecks, plane and helicopter accidents, negligent security, nursing home fault, medical errors, and wrongful death.