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Although this website may be viewed from any of the 50 United States of America and territories, as well as any country, Sherrod & Bernard, P.C.'s attorneys are licensed to practice law in the State of Georgia only, unless otherwise noted. While our firm has represented clients outside of Georgia, our representation of clients in other state courts or federal courts is done only when express permission from those courts is granted and usually with the assistance of a local attorney licensed to practice law in that state or jurisdiction.
If you suffer an injury that was caused by another individual's negligence, you should hold that individual legally responsible for damages. The Douglasville personal injury attorneys at Sherrod & Bernard, P.C. can help you obtain the compensation you deserve.
Driving to Our Office
If you're coming from the west, take US-78 E until you get to Club Dr, at which point you'll take a right. Take the 1st left onto Church St, and continue for about a quarter mile until you get to Price Ave. Take a right onto Price Ave, and you should see our office on the left.
If you're driving from the Mableton area, take US-278 W/US-78 W until you get to Campbellton St in Douglasville. Take the 1st right onto Church St, then take another quick left onto Price Ave. You'll see our building on the left.
What's Nearby
Douglasville Conference Center
Worthan Park
Creek, Cherokee, Woodland, and other Native American tribes lived in northern Georgia long before non-native settlers started arriving in the 17th and 18th centuries. Douglasville was originally known as Skint Chestnut, a reference to the large tree that was skinned of its bark. Douglas County was created in 1870, and Skint Chestnut was named the county seat. The Town of Douglasville was established in 1875, and the city grew considerably after it gained a railroad connection.
Today, Douglasville is home to more than 31,000 people. Though Douglasville is considered part of the Atlanta metropolitan area, it has a very small-town feel. The downtown area is popular among history buffs, and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Hunter Park, which is Douglasville's largest park, is a popular place for festivals and general recreation.