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# How Van Sant Law Supports the Atlanta Area Beyond the Courtroom

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_Atlanta-area personal injury law practice, Van Sant Law, supports the community with legal services and by giving back to the people it calls neighbors._ 

Accidents can send shockwaves through families and communities. Passing by the scene may bring up memories of the crash, or seeing a coworker’s empty office may bring to mind the struggle they face post-incident. 

Knowing loved ones are getting treated for injuries can bring relief, but so can pursuing justice for injuries inflicted. [Van Sant Law](http://vansantlaw.com), a local and “family business,” has a vision to serve the Atlanta community from within.

The firm was founded by [David Van Sant](https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-van-sant-89931a27/), a former insurance attorney/defense counsel, who understands the tactics injured persons may face. 

It is the team’s mission to ensure their clients receive care from community members and guidance throughout the important process of recovering compensation. 

#### Entrenched in the Community

To uplift the community the firm operates within, Van Sant Law helps to support high school sports programs in the metro area. They reason that the youth of Atlanta gain engagement with peers and the resources surrounding them, from supportive coaches to trusted friends.

Youth sports can help children and teens build strong bodies and strong minds, while also keeping them busy and out of trouble. Van Sant Law’s community engagement does not end with youth sports.

The firm discounts its services to vital service providers in the community. EMTs, veterans, and first responders receive reduced costs at Van Sant. This is the team’s way of showing gratitude to these clients for the essential services they provide to the community. 

Supporting community events and members can demonstrate gratitude and commitment to shared resources. However, the main way [Van Sant Law](https://www.facebook.com/VanSantLaw) gives back is through service of its own.

#### A Commitment to Service

Van Sant Law was founded out of David Van Sant’s experience as defense counsel for a large insurance company. He witnessed people who were injured, through no fault of their own. 

Unsure of how to traverse the justice system, these individuals needed guidance to gain the compensation they were entitled to. 

Now, with a Justia score of 10.0, Van Sant dedicates his time and energy to helping community members receive the support they need to get the compensation they are entitled to.

Van Sant has also been awarded the distinction of Super Lawyers 2026 and a high rating on Avvo of 10.0 or Superb. Further, he is the official Personal Injury Attorney of the Georgia State Athletics.

The Van Sant Law relationship with Georgia State is full circle. David Van Sant received his law degree from the school, and his oldest daughter is currently a law student at the university. 

Connectivity is a large part of the Van Sant practice, as David’s sister is an attorney with the firm, and his mother and father are both involved with the law practice. It is truly a family business, where community is named as a value. 

#### The Now and Future “Family Business”

Van Sant Law intends to continue fighting for the rights of Georgians, now and for the next generation. The firm is currently the official personal injury law firm of Georgia State Athletics, showing its dedication to the state.

Van Sant’s oldest daughter is in law school, and his son plans to attend as well. The two, who grew up in the Atlanta area, claim they would like to go into the family law practice. 

[Van Sant Law](https://www.instagram.com/georgiainjurylawyer) may be a family business for decades to come, assisting and supporting the Atlanta community. 

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