Jeremy E. Citron

Citron Law Group

Jeremy E. Citron Personal Injury Lawyer

Citron Law Group

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Jeremy Citron is an accomplished personal injury attorney with extensive experience based in Atlanta, Georgia. His career has involved a variety of injury cases, including truck, motorcycle, golf cart, e-scooter, and trampoline accidents. He is an honor’s graduate from Georgia State University College of Law and has been a major contributor to the growth of some of the country’s most prestigious law firms—including acting as a founding partner for the Law Office of Stein & Ward’s civil litigation practice. Jeremy currently lives in Atlanta, Georgia and continues to found client focused personal injury firms like The Hurt Boss.

History

While at Georgia State University College of Law, Mr. Citron was an assistant coach with the mock trial teams. Jeremy’s history with mock trial teams and competitions dates all the way back to 1997 & 1998, winning their regional competition in 1998 and advancing to the national championship.

After college, Jeremy became the head coach of the Emory University School of Law’s mock trial teams, teaching over 1600 students. During his tenure as the head coach of the program, he successfully guided a team of law students to a fifth place showing in the 2005 national championship.

Mr. Citron began his legal career with one of the largest law firms in the country, Holland & Knight, LLP. As a commercial and civil litigator overseeing complex commercial matters, he handled product liability, personal injury and wrongful death cases. He received legal training and mentoring from some of the nation’s leading attorneys.

To pursue his passion for litigation, Mr. Citron joined the Law Offices of George A. Stein. He flourished as an associate and courtroom-tested trial attorney—even designing tools used by attorneys, prosecutors, and judges as a reference for the rapidly changing world of DUI law.

Mr. Citron’s proven track record and success in the courtroom makes him uniquely qualified and privileged to represent his clients.