Phil Georges is an accomplished trial lawyer having tried over 100 cases, argued before appellate courts and successfully resolved thousands of cases.He has recovered over $125,000,000 for his clients.Amongst his many victories in the courtroom, he is credited with the largest verdict by jury in Iowa County, Wisconsin. Since 2014, he also has been named by the National Trial Lawyers Association as one of the Top 100 Civil Trial Lawyers in the State of Wisconsin and also attained Diplomat status with the National Trial Lawyers Association. He is the Founder and Owner of Wolf Pack Lawyers in Nashville, TN where he focuses on personal injury, mass tort litigation and nursing home neglect.
Born and raised in Chicago, IL, Phil Georges graduated from Downers Grove North High School where he was a Varsity Letterman in Academics, Swimming, Personal Training and Music. He went on to attend college at Marquette University in Milwaukee. While at Marquette he actively participated in the NROTC program and pistol team and was a member of Delta Chi Fraternity He graduated from Marquette in 2000 with a Bachelors of Arts in Political Science.
After graduation from Marquette, Phil Georges began his legal studies at Regent University School of Law in Virginia Beach, VA. It was at Regent that he found his calling in Trial Law. He was selected as the Vice Chairman of the Trial Practice Board and was elected at Duke University Law School to serve as the American Bar Associations Governor for the 4th Circuit. In 2003, Phil Georges graduated from Regent University with his law degree.
Phil Georges began his legal career defending the rights of those accused of crimes as a Public Defender for the City of Norfolk, VA. After a short period, he transitioned Attorney Phillip s. Georges to civil justice. He has focused his career on auto accidents, premises liability, product liability, brain injury, motorcycle accidents, vaccine injuries and complex mass torts. As an avid rider of motorcycles himself and a member of the Harley Owners Group, H.O.G., Attorney Georges has a deep commitment to those injured while riding a motorcycle.He is active with local dealerships and helps to promote many local motorcycle rides and events.
A husband and father, Phil Georges is active in the community as well. He has held many leadership positions in a local Cub Scout Pack and local Boy Scout Troop.He has coached youth soccer in the community. He also holds other leadership positions within volunteer organizations to include being a member of the Board of Directors for the Medical College of Wisconsin, Cardiovascular Center.
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