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Cobb County Criminal Defense & Personal Injury Lawyers, Marietta GA

Cobb Defense is the Marietta criminal defense and personal injury practice of the Law Office of Gregory Chancy, serving people across Cobb County, GA and the northern metro Atlanta area. Attorney Gregory Chancy represents clients facing criminal charges and those injured by someone else’s negligence. Call (770) 627-3221 for a free consultation.

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Two Kinds of Cases, One Marietta Office

We take two kinds of cases from one office at 25 Whitlock Pl SW in Marietta: criminal charges and injury claims. Pick the one that fits, and the next step is one tap away.

Charged with a crime

You were arrested, cited or told a warrant is out. Georgia requires a first appearance before a judge within 48 hours of a warrantless arrest and within 72 hours of an arrest on a warrant. Speak with a criminal defense attorney in Cobb County before that hearing if you can.

Injured in an accident

A crash, a fall or a dog attack left you hurt, and an insurance adjuster is already calling. Georgia sets a filing deadline for injury claims, and evidence is easier to collect early. Send us the details before you give a recorded statement.

Cobb County Defense Law Firm

The Law Firm Behind Cobb Defense

The Law Office of Gregory Chancy runs Cobb Defense, a Cobb County criminal law firm and injury practice in Marietta, GA. Until the move to this site, we were known online as Cobb Personal Injury. Both practices now share one name, one office and one phone number.
We represent people charged with misdemeanors and felonies in Cobb County courts, and people hurt by someone else’s negligence. You work with attorneys in Cobb County who take both kinds of cases, so a DUI arrest that followed a crash stays with one firm.

Who Handles Your Case

Gregory Chancy, Esq. and Stacy Williams, Esq. are the Cobb County criminal defense lawyers and injury attorneys who handle cases at Cobb Defense.

Gregory Chancy, Esq., Attorney & CEO

He founded The Law Office of Gregory Chancy and leads our criminal and injury practice.

Stacy Williams, Esq., Trial Attorney

Stacy is our trial attorney and works on both criminal and injury cases.

Meet both attorneys and the rest of the staff on our team page.

Questions for an attorney? Call (770) 627-3221 and ask for a free consultation.

Criminal Defense

Cobb County Criminal Attorney for Misdemeanor and Felony Charges

As your Cobb County criminal lawyer, we defend misdemeanor and felony charges in Marietta and across Cobb County, GA, from a first DUI to drug trafficking. Either kind of conviction creates a criminal record.

Talk to a Cobb County criminal defense lawyer about any charge below. Each link explains the charge, the penalties and how we defend it.

A DUI arrest also starts a driver’s license case with its own deadline, separate from the criminal charge. Missing that deadline suspends your license no matter how the criminal case ends.

See how a Georgia criminal case moves from arrest to trial.

Speak with a Marietta criminal defense lawyer

Call (770) 627-3221 to speak with a criminal defense attorney in Marietta, GA. The consultation is free. Send the form if you would rather have us call you.

Personal Injury Representation

Injury claims we handle in Marietta and Cobb County

We handle injury claims for people hurt in crashes, falls, dog attacks and other negligence cases in Marietta and across Cobb County, GA. A claim covers medical bills, lost income and the lasting effects of the injury.

Georgia gives most injury claims two years from the date of the injury under O.C.G.A. § 9-3-33, and claims against a city, a county or the state have shorter notice deadlines. Insurance adjusters call early, so talk to us before you give a recorded statement.

Our Marietta personal injury lawyer page explains how a claim moves from the first call to a settlement or a trial.

Get a free review of your injury claim

Send the form with the date of the injury and how it happened, or call (770) 627-3221. The consultation is free.

Reviews from people we have represented

The Law Office of Gregory Chancy holds a 5.0 rating from 49 Google reviews as of September 2026. Every quote below was written by a person we represented. More are on our testimonials page and our Google profile.

Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Every case is different.

Which Cobb County court will hear your case?

The charge decides the court: the State Court of Cobb County hears misdemeanors and traffic offenses, and the Superior Court of Cobb County hears felonies.

 

State Court of Cobb County

Superior Court of Cobb County

Criminal cases

Misdemeanors and traffic offenses, including most DUI charges

Felonies

Who prosecutes

Solicitor General

District Attorney

Penalty range

Up to 12 months in jail and a fine of up to $1,000 for a standard misdemeanor

More than one year in prison

Injury lawsuits

Yes

Yes

Magistrate Court of Cobb County issues arrest warrants and sets some bonds. Juvenile Court of Cobb County hears delinquency cases against minors. Marietta Municipal Court handles traffic and ordinance cases written inside the city limits.

When you hire a criminal law attorney in Cobb County, ask which court and which prosecutor has your file, because the process and the deadlines differ.

Injury lawsuits in Cobb County are filed in the State Court or the Superior Court. Most claims start with the at-fault party’s insurer and reach a courtroom only if the insurer will not pay what the claim is worth.

Fees and Consultation

What does it cost to talk to us?

Nothing. The first consultation is free for criminal charges and for injury claims.

Bring what you have. For a criminal charge, that means the citation or warrant, bond paperwork and any notice with a court date. With an injury claim, bring the police report, photos, medical bills and any letters from an insurance company.

A free consultation gives you a clear read on the charge or the claim and how we can help, with no obligation.

Areas we serve

Where We Take Cases

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I do right after an arrest in Cobb County?

Stay silent about the facts and ask for a lawyer. Do not consent to searches or sign statements. Write down what you remember while it is fresh, then call (770) 627-3221.

Do I need a lawyer for a misdemeanor in Georgia?

Yes, if you want to protect your record. A misdemeanor carries up to 12 months in jail and a fine of up to $1,000, and a conviction affects jobs, housing and driving. Your lawyer can seek a reduced charge, a diversion program or a dismissal where the facts support it.

How long does a criminal case take in Cobb County?

From a few months to a year or more. Cases with complex charges, heavy evidence or a jury trial take the longest. The court’s calendar, witness availability and any plea offer all change the pace.

How do I choose a criminal defense lawyer in Marietta, GA?

Pick a lawyer who handles your type of charge in the Cobb County courts, explains things plainly and is candid about likely outcomes. Use a free consultation to judge that before you commit. Call (770) 627-3221 to set one up with attorney Gregory Chancy.

How long do I have to file an injury claim in Georgia?

Two years from the date of the injury for most claims, under O.C.G.A. § 9-3-33. Claims against a city, a county or the state have shorter notice deadlines, so ask early.

What if I was partly at fault for the accident?

You can still recover if you were less than 50 percent at fault. Georgia reduces your compensation by your share of the fault, so 20 percent fault cuts the award by 20 percent. At 50 percent or more, you recover nothing.

What should I do after a crash in Cobb County?

Call 911 so there is a police report, and get medical care the same day even if you feel fine. Photograph the vehicles, the scene and your injuries, and collect the names of witnesses. Talk to a lawyer before you give the other driver’s insurer a recorded statement.

How much does a consultation cost?

Consultations are free for both kinds of cases. Call (770) 627-3221 or send the form to schedule one.

Does Cobb Defense handle both criminal and personal injury cases?

Yes. Attorney Gregory Chancy represents people in criminal cases and in personal injury claims across Cobb County, GA. Reach us at (770) 627-3221 for either type of case.

Is Cobb Defense the same firm as The Law Office of Gregory Chancy?

They are the same firm. Cobb Defense is the name The Law Office of Gregory Chancy uses in Marietta, GA, and we previously used the name Cobb Personal Injury online. We are a private law firm, not the Cobb County public defender’s office.

Talk to a Marietta defense attorney today

Call (770) 627-3221 or send the form below, and tell us if you are facing a charge or recovering from an injury. The consultation is free.

The information on this website is general information, not legal advice. Contacting us does not create an attorney-client relationship.

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