Atlanta Employment Attorneys & Business Litigators

Choose Cantrell Astbury Kranz, P.A. for unparalleled legal representation in Atlanta, Georgia. Your success is our priority, and your satisfaction is our commitment. Our Atlanta attorneys excel in handling employment and business litigation.

Dana Stephens-CraigDana Stephens-Craig
15:10 04 Dec 23
I highly recommend this practice. I have known Attorney Cantrell for many years and he is of utmost character, has extremely high standard for his clients and has provided many years of helpful services. Our family recenter utilized his services and he was available and provided excellent advice. I would 10/10 recommend this practice and Attorney Cantrell.
Beth WielandBeth Wieland
23:39 01 Jun 23
The team at Cantell Astbury Kranz were very responsive and helpful in resolving my situation. For those looking for direction within employment disputes, this firm is the go-to!
Jolee HughesJolee Hughes
02:50 17 Oct 22
Will Cantrell was very helpful in facilitating my understanding of several complex documents related to a stock purchase / roll-over agreement with numerous entities involved. These documents also included non-compete language that Will's expertise in was rather helpful for context and understanding. I would recommend.
Colton ChastineColton Chastine
18:26 23 Feb 22
Lauren FoxLauren Fox
19:31 31 Aug 21
I reached out to Mr. Cantrell to help me with a dispute I was having with my job. He was very responsive and professional and we were able to resolve the issue very quickly. I would highly recommend reaching out to this firm!
Jim KJim K
21:36 30 May 20
I contacted Cantrell, PLLC to review an agreement for me. After review, it was determined that we needed to include a couple of minor changes to the language in order to "get us over the finish line". I was impressed and pleased with how quickly Will Cantrell had resolved the issue. He saved me a ton of future legal headache and costs. I would recommend Will to anyone needing legal advice.
Thomas StephensThomas Stephens
16:52 10 Jan 20
Will Cantrell and Cantrell PLLC Atlanta provides excellent representation on issues of employment and business non-competes. Mr. Cantrell, while always displaying utmost ethical and professional behavior representing his clients, also maintains a commitment to and stubborn determination to reach the most favorable resolution for his clients. As Assistant Executive Director for an educational organization, I highly recommend Mr. Cantrell and his firm for legal employment services.
js_loader

Employment Lawyers in Atlanta

Cantrell Astbury Kranz, P.A. is a distinguished law firm dedicated to serving the energetic city of Atlanta, Georgia. We take great pride in our reputation for delivering exceptional legal representation, specializing in employment and business litigation. Our clientele is diverse, ranging from executives, professionals, physicians, entrepreneurs, to high-profile individuals, all seeking expert legal counsel tailored to their unique requirements.

Our team of attorneys at Cantrell Astbury Kranz, P.A. distinguishes itself in the legal field. Each member boasts over an average of a decade of experience and possesses impressive credentials, including degrees from renowned law schools and rankings within the top 10% of their law class. Many have clerked for federal judges and earned numerous peer-reviewed attorney awards. Beyond their extensive expertise and credentials, our attorneys prioritize qualities such as compassion, sound judgment, and an unwavering dedication to crafting bespoke legal solutions.

 

Employment Lawyers

Atlanta Office Frequently Asked Questions

Our Atlanta, Georgia office is conveniently located at:

Cantrell Astbury Kranz, P.A.
3379 Peachtree Rd. NE, Suite 555 Atlanta, GA 30326

Atlanta, Georgia is not only the location of our office but also serves as the capital of Georgia and the largest city in the southeastern United States. Situated in Fulton County, Atlanta is a vibrant and bustling metropolis within the state. The Atlanta metropolitan area boasts a population of approximately 6 million residents, making it a major economic and cultural hub in the region.

Atlanta’s economic landscape is diverse, with primary industries encompassing international trade, utilities, education, healthcare, hospitality, manufacturing, and financial services. The city is home to several Fortune 500 companies, including Coca-Cola, Home Depot, UPS, Delta, AT&T, Newell Rubbermaid, and Waffle House, which contribute significantly to its economic vitality.

Beyond its economic prowess, Atlanta is celebrated for its diversity and numerous popular neighborhoods, offering a wide range of living options. The city also hosts a plethora of attractions and institutions, including the world’s busiest airport, professional sports teams, the iconic Mercedes-Benz Stadium, the historic Fox Theater, the renowned High Museum of Art, prestigious academic institutions like Georgia Tech and Emory University, proximity to the University of Georgia, the captivating Georgia Aquarium, Centennial Olympic Park, and the picturesque Piedmont Park, among others.

In terms of legal matters, the courts in Georgia encompass both state and federal systems. The primary trial courts in Georgia are the superior courts, and in Atlanta, the superior court is known as the Fulton County Superior Court. Additionally, the federal court system has a presence in the Atlanta Division of the U.S. Northern District of Georgia. Cantrell Astbury Kranz, P.A. has a strong presence in the legal landscape of Georgia, practicing in virtually every court, including the superior court and federal court in Atlanta.

Cantrell Astbury Kranz, P.A. is known for its expertise in employment law and high-stakes business disputes. Executives, independent contractors, entrepreneurs, professionals, businesses, franchisees/franchisors, sales producers, and more all hire Cantrell Astbury Kranz, P.A. for legal assistance. 

Cantrell Astbury Kranz, P.A. represents partners, shareholders, and LLC members, including those in closely held companies. Disputes often arise over the direction of a company, compensation, allocation of assets, valuation, and unlawful conduct by individual partners, directors, or officers. We understand the sensitivity of many of these situations and, when prudent, work to discreetly resolve disputes.

Cantrell Astbury Kranz, P.A. also represents all levels of employees. We specialize in non-compete and non-solicit disputes (including injunction hearings), unpaid bonuses and commissions, independent contractor misclassification, improperly treating positions as exempt from overtime pay, sexual harassment and gender discrimination, and representing all types of whistleblowers (e.g., reporting fraud, abuse, corruption, or danger to public health or safety), and non-compete and non-solicit defense

Yes. To ensure that we can provide you with the highest level of personalized legal service, we request that you schedule an appointment in advance of your visit to our Atlanta office. Making an appointment allows us to allocate dedicated time to thoroughly understand your legal needs, gather necessary documentation, and provide you with the focused attention you deserve.

 

We understand the importance of your legal concerns, and we are committed to providing you with the best possible service. Whether you are seeking legal advice, representation, or guidance on your legal matter, scheduling an appointment ensures that you receive the attention and expertise needed to address your case effectively.

 

Scheduling an appointment with our Atlanta office is easy. You can do so by calling us at (877) 858-6868 or via email at coordinator@caklegal.com.  

Yes, we understand that flexibility and convenience are essential when seeking legal advice or representation. To better serve our clients, Cantrell Astbury Kranz, P.A.’s Atlanta office offers the option of virtual consultations and consultations over the phone.

Contact us at (877) 858-6868 or coordinator@caklegal.com to schedule an initial consultation. At Cantrell Astbury Kranz, P.A., we are committed to offering accessible and efficient legal services. Whether you choose to meet in person, virtually, or over the phone, rest assured that our experienced legal team is dedicated to addressing your legal needs with professionalism and expertise.

After hiring the firm, to ensure that our attorneys can provide you with the best guidance and representation, it’s essential to provide specific questions, documents and information relevant to your case. Here are some key items to provide:

  • Employment Agreements: If you have any employment contracts, non-compete agreements, severance packages, or other employment-related agreements, please bring provide these documents.

  • Business Contracts, Agreements, and Documents: In business litigation cases, provide copies of pertinent business documents, for example, partnership agreements, articles of incorporation or organization, operating agreements, bylaws, shareholder agreements, minutes of board meetings, financial records, and contracts with customers or suppliers. If your case involves franchise-related disputes, please bring copies of all franchise agreements, disclosure documents, and any correspondence with the franchisor. These documents are critical in assessing your rights and obligations under the franchise arrangement.

  • Workplace Correspondence: If you’ve exchanged emails, letters, or other forms of communication with your employer or business partners regarding your dispute, provide these documents. They can help us understand the history and context of your case.

  • Personnel Records: If possible, provide any relevant personnel records, including performance evaluations, disciplinary actions, and records of any incidents related to your case. These documents can be essential in demonstrating your employment history and any potential issues.

  • Pay Stubs and Financial Documents: For cases involving wage and hour disputes or financial claims, provide pay stubs, tax records, and any other financial documents that support your claims.

  • Witness Information: If there are witnesses who can testify on your behalf, provide their contact information and relevant information they may have. 

  • Employment Handbooks or Policies: If your case involves violations of company policies or procedures, provide copies of the employee handbook or relevant workplace policies.

Please note that if you are unsure about which documents are necessary for your particular employment law or business litigation case, one of our attorneys will guide you through the process and inform you of any additional documentation needed. Our goal is to ensure that you are well-prepared to pursue your employment or business law matters.

At Cantrell Astbury Kranz, P.A., our services encompass a wide range of FMLA-related matters. If you’re an employee whose FMLA rights have been infringed upon, we’re here to advocate on your behalf, pursuing remedies and compensation where appropriate. For employers, we provide essential guidance in ensuring your policies and practices align with FMLA regulations, reducing the risk of legal disputes. We also offer employer defense services, protecting your business interests in the face of FMLA-related claims. Additionally, our team conducts seminars and training sessions to educate both employees and employers on their rights and responsibilities under FMLA.

Whether your case requires negotiation, mediation, or litigation, we have the experience and dedication you need. At Cantrell Astbury Kranz, P.A., we are committed to ensuring that your FMLA rights are safeguarded, and your legal objectives are met. Let us be your trusted partners in navigating FMLA-related challenges in Atlanta, Georgia. 

Atlanta Office Frequently Asked Questions

Our Atlanta, Georgia office is conveniently located at:

Cantrell Astbury Kranz, P.A.
3379 Peachtree Rd. NE, Suite 555 Atlanta, GA 30326

Atlanta, Georgia is not only the location of our office but also serves as the capital of Georgia and the largest city in the southeastern United States. Situated in Fulton County, Atlanta is a vibrant and bustling metropolis within the state. The Atlanta metropolitan area boasts a population of approximately 6 million residents, making it a major economic and cultural hub in the region.

Atlanta’s economic landscape is diverse, with primary industries encompassing international trade, utilities, education, healthcare, hospitality, manufacturing, and financial services. The city is home to several Fortune 500 companies, including Coca-Cola, Home Depot, UPS, Delta, AT&T, Newell Rubbermaid, and Waffle House, which contribute significantly to its economic vitality.

Beyond its economic prowess, Atlanta is celebrated for its diversity and numerous popular neighborhoods, offering a wide range of living options. The city also hosts a plethora of attractions and institutions, including the world’s busiest airport, professional sports teams, the iconic Mercedes-Benz Stadium, the historic Fox Theater, the renowned High Museum of Art, prestigious academic institutions like Georgia Tech and Emory University, proximity to the University of Georgia, the captivating Georgia Aquarium, Centennial Olympic Park, and the picturesque Piedmont Park, among others.

In terms of legal matters, the courts in Georgia encompass both state and federal systems. The primary trial courts in Georgia are the superior courts, and in Atlanta, the superior court is known as the Fulton County Superior Court. Additionally, the federal court system has a presence in the Atlanta Division of the U.S. Northern District of Georgia. Cantrell Astbury Kranz, P.A. has a strong presence in the legal landscape of Georgia, practicing in virtually every court, including the superior court and federal court in Atlanta.

Cantrell Astbury Kranz, P.A. is known for its expertise in employment law and high-stakes business disputes. Executives, independent contractors, entrepreneurs, professionals, businesses, franchisees/franchisors, sales producers, and more all hire Cantrell Astbury Kranz, P.A. for legal assistance. 

Cantrell Astbury Kranz, P.A. represents partners, shareholders, and LLC members, including those in closely held companies. Disputes often arise over the direction of a company, compensation, allocation of assets, valuation, and unlawful conduct by individual partners, directors, or officers. We understand the sensitivity of many of these situations and, when prudent, work to discreetly resolve disputes.

Cantrell Astbury Kranz, P.A. also represents all levels of employees. We specialize in non-compete and non-solicit disputes (including injunction hearings), unpaid bonuses and commissions, independent contractor misclassification, improperly treating positions as exempt from overtime pay, sexual harassment and gender discrimination, and representing all types of whistleblowers (e.g., reporting fraud, abuse, corruption, or danger to public health or safety), and non-compete and non-solicit defense

Yes. To ensure that we can provide you with the highest level of personalized legal service, we request that you schedule an appointment in advance of your visit to our Atlanta office. Making an appointment allows us to allocate dedicated time to thoroughly understand your legal needs, gather necessary documentation, and provide you with the focused attention you deserve.

 

We understand the importance of your legal concerns, and we are committed to providing you with the best possible service. Whether you are seeking legal advice, representation, or guidance on your legal matter, scheduling an appointment ensures that you receive the attention and expertise needed to address your case effectively.

 

Scheduling an appointment with our Atlanta office is easy. You can do so by calling us at (877) 858-6868 or via email at coordinator@caklegal.com.  

Yes, we understand that flexibility and convenience are essential when seeking legal advice or representation. To better serve our clients, Cantrell Astbury Kranz, P.A.’s Atlanta office offers the option of virtual consultations and consultations over the phone.

Contact us at (877) 858-6868 or coordinator@caklegal.com to schedule an initial consultation. At Cantrell Astbury Kranz, P.A., we are committed to offering accessible and efficient legal services. Whether you choose to meet in person, virtually, or over the phone, rest assured that our experienced legal team is dedicated to addressing your legal needs with professionalism and expertise.

After hiring the firm, to ensure that our attorneys can provide you with the best guidance and representation, it’s essential to provide specific questions, documents and information relevant to your case. Here are some key items to provide:

  • Employment Agreements: If you have any employment contracts, non-compete agreements, severance packages, or other employment-related agreements, please bring provide these documents.

  • Business Contracts, Agreements, and Documents: In business litigation cases, provide copies of pertinent business documents, for example, partnership agreements, articles of incorporation or organization, operating agreements, bylaws, shareholder agreements, minutes of board meetings, financial records, and contracts with customers or suppliers. If your case involves franchise-related disputes, please bring copies of all franchise agreements, disclosure documents, and any correspondence with the franchisor. These documents are critical in assessing your rights and obligations under the franchise arrangement.

  • Workplace Correspondence: If you’ve exchanged emails, letters, or other forms of communication with your employer or business partners regarding your dispute, provide these documents. They can help us understand the history and context of your case.

  • Personnel Records: If possible, provide any relevant personnel records, including performance evaluations, disciplinary actions, and records of any incidents related to your case. These documents can be essential in demonstrating your employment history and any potential issues.

  • Pay Stubs and Financial Documents: For cases involving wage and hour disputes or financial claims, provide pay stubs, tax records, and any other financial documents that support your claims.

  • Witness Information: If there are witnesses who can testify on your behalf, provide their contact information and relevant information they may have. 

  • Employment Handbooks or Policies: If your case involves violations of company policies or procedures, provide copies of the employee handbook or relevant workplace policies.

Please note that if you are unsure about which documents are necessary for your particular employment law or business litigation case, one of our attorneys will guide you through the process and inform you of any additional documentation needed. Our goal is to ensure that you are well-prepared to pursue your employment or business law matters.

Atlanta Managing Shareholders

William Cantrell

Will graduated from FSU Law (J.D., magna cum laude, 2008), in the top 5% of his law class. He has substantial experience in employment law, franchise law, and business disputes.

Warren Astbury

Warren graduated from Harvard Law School (J.D. 2009). He is an employment and business dispute attorney who has handled over 50 trials, including over 20 jury trials.

Alissa A. Kranz

Alissa graduated from UF Law (J.D. magna cum laude, 2014), in the top 5% of her law class. She has substantial experience in employment law, franchise law, and business disputes.

Employment Attorneys

Experienced Atlanta Litigation Attorneys

Your Atlanta Employment Law and Business Law Firm

Cantrell Astbury Kranz, P.A. is your trusted legal partner in Atlanta, Georgia. Our law firm specializing in employment law, business law, and related disputes. We have a team of seasoned attorneys with an impressive record of success, having actively participated in over 50 trials and arbitrations, often securing substantial financial compensation for our clients in employment and business disputes.

One factor setting us apart is our deep industry knowledge, spanning healthcare, insurance, franchises, technology, financial services, recruiting/staffing, professional services, and more. We take immense pride in our commitment to thoroughly understand the nuances of each client’s case. 

CLIENT REVIEWS

5starr.png

CLIENT REVIEWS

5starr.png
Workplace Discrimination

Atlanta Non-Compete Counsel

Your Trusted Source for Non-Compete Counsel in Atlanta, Georgia

Cantrell Astbury Kranz, P.A. is your trusted authority on non-compete, non-solicit, and non-disclosure agreements in Atlanta, Georgia. As a premier law firm dedicated to competition law, we bring unparalleled expertise to the table. Few firms in Georgia or nationwide have our depth of expertise in Georgia non-compete law. Our focus lies in providing comprehensive counseling and litigation services, specifically within the realm of non-compete, non-solicit, and non-disclosure agreements, collectively referred to as restrictive covenants.

With an in-depth understanding of Georgia’s non-compete statute, our non-compete attorneys are well-equipped to guide both companies and individuals. For businesses, we excel in crafting restrictive covenants that align with Georgia’s non-compete statute. We also provide strategic guidance to multi-state employers and offer proactive counsel to maintain the enforceability of restrictive covenants. In cases of dispute, we regularly handle claims related to non-competes, non-solicits, trade secrets, and unfair competition in state and federal courts, including temporary and preliminary injunctions. 

For individuals, we help in understanding and complying with non-compete and non-solicit agreements and determining the enforceability of such agreements. We have substantial experience in defending against non-compete enforcement and representation at injunction hearings. Please contact us at (877) 858-6868 
or coordinator@caklegal.com

Atlanta FMLA Attorneys

Your Atlanta Employee Lawyers

In the heart of this vibrant city, our legal team stands ready to assist in navigating the intricate landscape of the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA). At Cantrell Astbury Kranz, P.A., we bring a wealth of experience to the table, with a proven track record of success in handling FMLA-related cases. We understand that FMLA matters can be sensitive and complex. 

Our Atlanta FMLA attorneys have extensive experience in FMLA issues, ensuring that you receive comprehensive and reliable legal counsel. Whether you’re an employee facing FMLA-related challenges or an employer seeking guidance on compliance, our team has the expertise and resources to assist you every step of the way. 

 

Non-Compete lawyers

Common Georgia Employment Law FAQs

In Georgia, most employment relationships are considered “at-will,” which means that either the employer or the employee can terminate the employment relationship at any time, for any reason, or no reason at all, as long as it’s not for an illegal reason. However, there may be exceptions to at-will employment depending or the terms of an employment or other agreement. 

At Cantrell Astbury Kranz, P.A., we can help you understand the nuances of Georgia at-will employment and whether any exceptions may apply to your specific situation.



Workplace discrimination involves treating an employee unfairly based on characteristics such as race, gender, age, disability, religion, national origin, or other protected classes. In Georgia, protected classes generally align with federal laws, including Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), and the Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA).

If you believe you’ve experienced workplace discrimination, our legal team can provide guidance on how to address the issue and protect your rights.

No, it is illegal for your employer to terminate your employment as retaliation for filing a workers’ compensation claim in Georgia. You have the right to seek compensation for work-related injuries without fear of losing your job.

 

If you experience workplace harassment or discrimination, you should report it to your employer’s HR department or follow the company’s established reporting procedures. If your concerns are not addressed internally, you may consider filing a complaint with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) or the Georgia Commission on Equal Opportunity (GCEO). Consulting with one of our experienced attorneys can also provide valuable guidance on your options and how to best protect your interests.

Employees in Georgia who are eligible under the federal Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) may take up to 12 weeks of unpaid leave per year for certain family or medical reasons without fear of losing their jobs. Your employer must follow FMLA regulations when handling such situations.

If you encounter difficulties related to taking FMLA leave or face retaliation for exercising your FMLA rights, our legal team can provide guidance and advocacy.

If you suspect that you’ve been wrongfully terminated from your job, it’s essential to know that you have legal rights safeguarding your employment status in Georgia. You do not have to accept illegal termination due to your employer’s prejudice or retalation. In such cases, you might be eligible for compensation, covering lost wages, emotional distress, and various other damages. 

To address your concerns and take action, follow these steps:

  1. Understand the Reasons: Begin by uncovering the reasons behind your termination. Collect any available information to assess if wrongful termination may have occurred.

  2. Gather Evidence: Assemble concrete evidence to support your case. Focus on documenting any discriminatory or retaliatory actions made by your employer.

  3. Seek Legal Guidance: It’s crucial to reach out to an attorney who specializes in employment law to protect your rights effectively. 

At Cantrell Astbury Kranz, P.A., our dedicated legal team boasts extensive experience in wrongful termination cases in Georgia, diligently safeguarding the rights of employees and securing the compensation. We invite you to contact Cantrell Astbury Kranz, P.A. today for an initial consultation. Reach us at 1-877-858-6868 or email us at coordinator@caklegal.com

OUR ATLANTA LAW OFFICE

Cantrell Astbury Kranz, P.A.

3379 Peachtree Rd NE #555

Atlanta, GA 30326

More to Explore

Navigate to other relevant topics and case types. For a full list of the litigation types we may be able to assist with, visit our practice area pages.

Atlanta Employment Law, Disputes, Litigation, & More!

Common Florida Employment Law FAQs

In Georgia, most employment relationships are considered “at-will,” which means that either the employer or the employee can terminate the employment relationship at any time, for any reason, or no reason at all, as long as it’s not for an illegal reason. However, there may be exceptions to at-will employment depending or the terms of an employment or other agreement. 

At Cantrell Astbury Kranz, P.A., we can help you understand the nuances of Georgia at-will employment and whether any exceptions may apply to your specific situation.



Workplace discrimination involves treating an employee unfairly based on characteristics such as race, gender, age, disability, religion, national origin, or other protected classes. In Georgia, protected classes generally align with federal laws, including Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), and the Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA).

If you believe you’ve experienced workplace discrimination, our legal team can provide guidance on how to address the issue and protect your rights.

No, it is illegal for your employer to terminate your employment as retaliation for filing a workers’ compensation claim in Georgia. You have the right to seek compensation for work-related injuries without fear of losing your job.

 

If you experience workplace harassment or discrimination, you should report it to your employer’s HR department or follow the company’s established reporting procedures. If your concerns are not addressed internally, you may consider filing a complaint with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) or the Georgia Commission on Equal Opportunity (GCEO). Consulting with one of our experienced attorneys can also provide valuable guidance on your options and how to best protect your interests.

Employees in Georgia who are eligible under the federal Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) may take up to 12 weeks of unpaid leave per year for certain family or medical reasons without fear of losing their jobs. Your employer must follow FMLA regulations when handling such situations.

If you encounter difficulties related to taking FMLA leave or face retaliation for exercising your FMLA rights, our legal team can provide guidance and advocacy.

If you suspect that you’ve been wrongfully terminated from your job, it’s essential to know that you have legal rights safeguarding your employment status in Georgia. You do not have to accept illegal termination due to your employer’s prejudice or retalation. In such cases, you might be eligible for compensation, covering lost wages, emotional distress, and various other damages. 

To address your concerns and take action, follow these steps:

  1. Understand the Reasons: Begin by uncovering the reasons behind your termination. Collect any available information to assess if wrongful termination may have occurred.

  2. Gather Evidence: Assemble concrete evidence to support your case. Focus on documenting any discriminatory or retaliatory actions made by your employer.

  3. Seek Legal Guidance: It’s crucial to reach out to an attorney who specializes in employment law to protect your rights effectively. 

At Cantrell Astbury Kranz, P.A., our dedicated legal team boasts extensive experience in wrongful termination cases in Georgia, diligently safeguarding the rights of employees and securing the compensation. We invite you to contact Cantrell Astbury Kranz, P.A. today for an initial consultation. Reach us at 1-877-858-6868 or email us at coordinator@caklegal.com

Cantrell Astbury Kranz, P.A. Atlanta - Dedicated Business Lawyers

This dedication enables us to craft tailored legal strategies that yield positive results, all while navigating Atlanta’s intricate legal landscape, from local regulations and industry practices to legal precedents. Our familiarity with the Atlanta legal system, coupled with knowledge with many local courts, judges, and opposing counsel, ensures a smooth and efficient legal process that enhances the likelihood of favorable outcomes for our clients.

When you require a skilled employment or commercial litigation attorney in Atlanta, Georgia, turn to Cantrell Astbury Kranz, P.A. Our legal expertise, local insights, and unwavering dedication ensure that your rights and interests are protected. Reach out today for an initial consultation at (877) 858-6868 or via email at coordinator@caklegal.com. Your legal needs are our top priority, and we are here to deliver the exceptional representation you deserve.

Copyright ©2024 All rights reserved | Cantrell Astbury Kranz, P.A.

Cantrell Astbury Kranz, P.A. is one of the nation’s top-tier law for resolving claims, whether those are single client or a group working collectively. We are pioneers in legal actions for recovering damages. While we are a trial law firm, we structure our firm into practice groups. That way, our senior attorneys are both trial tested and subject matter experts. Our practice groups include serious personal injury, commercial litigation, and employment law.

 

Disclaimer: for purposes of marketing, Cantrell Astbury Kranz, P.A. maintains two websites, www.caklegal.com (focused on commercial and employment dispute representation) and www.cakinjurylaw.com (focused on personal injury representation). You may reach us at 1-877-858-6868.

Contents show