Sarah R. Jett

Duluth, Georgia

Phone:

(770) 934-8000
(866) 710-4116

Fax:

(770) 934-1631

Sarah has been selected to the The National Trial Lawyers: Top 40 under 40. This is a professional organization composed of the top trial lawyers from each state or region who are under the age of 40. Membership in The National Trial Lawyers: Top 40 under 40 is by invitation only and is extended exclusively to those trial lawyers practicing civil plaintiff and/or criminal defense law.

Do I Need a Lawyer - Diminished Value and Punitive Damage Claims

In this segment of Do I Need a Lawyer, Gary Martin Hays and Sarah R. Low discuss diminished value claims as well as punitive damages for property damage.

Sarah R. Jett began her legal career practicing corporate and family law in Atlanta, Georgia. While at her prior firms, Sarah gained valuable experience representing clients during pivotal seasons in their professional and personal lives.

After a few years of representing clients in these crucial times, she felt compelled to take her passions for people and law and combine them to represent those injured as a result of the negligence of others. This desire led Sarah to Gary Martin Hays and Associates where she has worked for injured victims for the past seven years.

Sarah has since been featured on the CW Atlanta TV Network where her expertise was called upon to discuss legal topics and answer questions about personal injury law in Georgia, including co-authoring The Authority on Tractor Trailer Claims in Georgia.

When not advocating for her clients, Sarah enjoys traveling with her husband, baking, exploring the outdoors and volunteering at her church.

Legal Accomplishments

Sarah is a past president of the Forsyth County Bar Association and a member of the Gwinnett County Bar Association.

Sarah is a member of the Georgia Bar Association. She is also graduate of the 2018 Young Lawyers Division Leadership Academy for the State Bar of Georgia. The leadership academy is a highly selective program intended for attorneys "interested in developing their leadership skills as well as learning more about their profession, their communities and their state."

She also served for two years as a co-chairperson of the Community Service Projects Committee of the Young Lawyers Division of the Georgia Bar Association.