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Fred Green

A native of Detroit, Fred Green graduated from the University of Michigan and subsequently the University of Detroit Mercy School of Law. Fred relocated to Atlanta in 1994 and started his legal career as a criminal defense attorney before moving to the civil side a couple of years later where he represented large companies and insurance carriers in various types of civil litigation.

In May 2021, after 27 years as a defense attorney with the last 20-plus years as a partner at a prestigious Atlanta defense litigation firm, Fred opened the Law Offices of Fred R. Green and began representing injured workers and others who suffered harm as the result of someone else’s negligence.

After working with Jodi Ginsberg for many years, Fred is excited to bring his experience and knowledge of how insurance companies handle claims to Ginsberg Law Offices as an Of Counsel attorney and is honored to represent the interests of individuals who have been injured while working, help them through the complex workers’ compensation system, and make sure they receive the benefits to which they are entitled.

Fred is also on the panel of mediators at BAY Mediation and Arbitration Services. He is available to assist with resolution of your workers’ compensation, personal injury, or professional malpractice case.

In addition to his professional pursuits, Fred is a diehard University of Michigan fan, speaks German, and enjoys running and traveling.

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