N. Calhoun Anderson Jr.

About N. Calhoun Anderson Jr.

N. Calhoun Anderson Jr. is the founder of Anderson Law Firm in Savannah, where he has represented workers, veterans, and families harmed by asbestos exposure, mesothelioma, workers' compensation claims, and personal injury for more than 45 years. Licensed in both Georgia (1983) and Virginia (1978) and a graduate of the University of Virginia and T.C. Williams School of Law at the University of Richmond, Anderson holds a Martindale-Hubbell Distinguished peer review rating and the Client Champion Award — reflecting a record of direct attorney-client communication and thousands of cases handled across his career. Based in Savannah near the Port of Savannah — a historic hub for shipbuilding, repair, and maritime trade — his practice is especially well-suited to represent the region's shipyard workers, longshoremen, and families facing asbestos-related disease.

Why Work With N.?

48+ Years Mesothelioma experience

Free Consultation No obligation to hire

No Upfront Fees Contingency — 25%–40%, no fee unless we win

Statewide Coverage Serving all of Georgia

Experience & Credentials

Years in Practice 48 yrs Senior Expert

Mesothelioma & Asbestos

Workers Compensation

Occupational Disease

Personal Injury

Wrongful Death

Georgia Mesothelioma Lawsuit Information

Statute of Limitations 2 years from diagnosis or discovery date

Wrongful Death Deadline 2 years from date of death

Filing Location Georgia Superior Court (county of exposure or residence)

Average Settlement $1.0M–$1.3M (varies by case factors)

Georgia allows mesothelioma victims to file personal injury lawsuits against responsible asbestos manufacturers. Many victims also receive compensation from multiple asbestos bankruptcy trust funds. Learn more about settlements →

Office Location

Anderson Law Firm · 800 Commercial Court, Savannah, GA 31406 (by appointment only)

Frequently Asked Questions

How long do I have to file a mesothelioma lawsuit in Georgia?

In Georgia, the statute of limitations for mesothelioma personal injury claims is 2 years from diagnosis or discovery date. For wrongful death claims, the deadline is 2 years from date of death. Acting quickly is important — evidence and witness availability can diminish over time. N. offers free consultations to help you understand your timeline.

What does it cost to hire N.?

N. Calhoun Anderson Jr. works on a contingency fee basis — Contingency — 25%–40%, no fee unless we win. This means you pay nothing out of pocket to get started. Legal fees are only collected if your case is resolved successfully through a settlement or verdict.

What types of mesothelioma cases does N. handle?

N. Calhoun Anderson Jr. handles cases involving Mesothelioma & Asbestos, Workers Compensation, Occupational Disease, Personal Injury, Wrongful Death. N. Calhoun Anderson Jr. is the founder of Anderson Law Firm in Savannah, where he has represented workers, veterans, and families harmed by asbestos exposure, mesothelioma, workers' compensation claims, and personal injury for more than 45 years. Licensed in both Georgia (1983) and Virginia (1978) and a graduate of the University of Virginia and T.C. Williams School of Law at the University of Richmond, Anderson holds a Martindale-Hubbell Distinguished peer review rating and the Client Champion Award — reflecting a record of direct attorney-client communication and thousands of cases handled across his career. Based in Savannah near the Port of Savannah — a historic hub for shipbuilding, repair, and maritime trade — his practice is especially well-suited to represent the region's shipyard workers, longshoremen, and families facing asbestos-related disease.

Where would my mesothelioma lawsuit be filed in Georgia?

Mesothelioma lawsuits in Georgia are typically filed in the Georgia Superior Court (county of exposure or residence). N. can advise on the best venue for your specific circumstances based on where the asbestos exposure occurred.

What is the average mesothelioma settlement in Georgia?

Average mesothelioma settlements in Georgia range from $1.0M–$1.3M (varies by case factors). The actual value of your case depends on factors such as the extent of asbestos exposure, the severity of your diagnosis, the number of liable parties, and available bankruptcy trust fund claims. N. can provide a case-specific evaluation at no cost.