Cameron S. Roberts
Top rated Personal Injury attorney in Alpharetta, Georgia
Cameron Roberts Law, d/b/a Roberts Trial Law, The Alliance Trial Lawyers
Practice areas: Personal Injury; view more
Licensed in Georgia since: 2014
Education: Mercer University Walter F. George School of Law
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Selected to Rising Stars: 2027 Call today:
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Cameron S. Roberts is the owner of Cameron Roberts Law, d/b/a Roberts Trial Law, The Alliance Trial Lawyers, based in Alpharetta, Georgia. With over a decade of legal experience, she concentrates her practice on a wide array of personal injury matters, striving to provide them the deft advocacy they need to ensure that her clients’ injuries do not define their futures.
Throughout her career, Ms. Roberts has represented more than a thousand clients across Georgia, handling complex personal injury matters with a client-centered approach. Her background as a prosecutor and judicial officer provides valuable insight into courtroom strategy and case evaluation. She is fluent in both English and Spanish, allowing her to serve a diverse client base. She is admitted to practice in Georgia, where she has maintained an active practice since 2014.
Ms. Roberts earned her Bachelor of Arts in International Affairs from the University of Georgia and also completed a degree in Spanish from La Universidad Internacional Menéndez Pelayo. She obtained her law degree from the Walter F. George School of Law at Mercer University, where she founded the Attorney General's Food Frenzy Drive, demonstrating early leadership in community service initiatives.
A stalwart advocate for her clients, Ms. Roberts actively contributes to the legal community as Wellness Chair for the Young Lawyers Division of Georgia and serves on the Communication Board of the Georgia Association for Women Lawyers. She is a founding member of the Sisterhood of the 8 and maintains active membership in the Georgia Trial Lawyers Association, American Association for Justice and Atlanta Bar Association. Her commitment to service extends beyond the courtroom through her ongoing work with the Atlanta Community Food Bank and her role as a board member for the Middle Georgia Community Food Bank.
Practice areas
Personal Injury - General: PlaintiffFocus areas
Animal Bites, Brain Injury, Motor Vehicle Accidents, Personal Injury - Plaintiff, Premises Liability - Plaintiff, Sexual Abuse - Plaintiff, Toxic Mold, Trucking Accidents, Wrongful Death
- 100% Personal Injury - General: Plaintiff
First Admitted: 2014, Georgia
Professional Webpage: https://cameronrobertslaw.com/about
Bar / Professional Activity
- Georgia Legal Food Frenzy, Regional Representative, Team Captain, Law School Division Founder: Attorney General Sam Olens founded the Georgia Legal Food Frenzy in 2012 to raise donations for our local children that are eligible for the free and reduced lunch program. During the school year the program helps provide food assistance to our children in need; however, in the summer months, they do not have this support. This competition originally was intended to be just among lawyers, but I founded the law school division in 2012, and I have continued to serve as a Regional Representative, Team Captain and Event Leader to present., 2012
- Young Lawyer's Division (YLD) Wellness Committee Chair: I was appointed as the YLD Wellness Committee Chair in 2022 and have continued to serve in the role through present. The Wellness Committee is dedicated to focusing on attorney's needs for not only physical wellness, but also mental, as mental health is an ongoing issue in the legal community. Each year we focus on physical activities, such as planned group hikes and group fitness classes. We also had book clubs where various literatures are discussed on how to maintain work/life balance in the life of an attorney and also how to avoid burn out. , 2019
- Tifton Bar Association- President: From 2019-2024 I served as the President to the Tifton Bar Association out of the State Bar of Georgia, Tifton office. Some of the responsibilities of this position include: marketing, planning social events, managing membership (dues and member obligations), governing philanthropy and community outreach, and ensuring the elements of the Chapter’s foundation are met. I currently serve as the Senior Advisor to the Tifton Bar from 2025-present., 2019
- Georgia Association for Women Lawyers, Communications Committee, Tifton Chapter-President: I served as the Communications Chair on the Board for the Georgia Association for Women Lawyers starting at the end of 2022 through 2024. From 2024-present, I continue to serve on the Communications Committee. In this role, I led a committee on ensuring events, CLEs, and various local GAWL chapter matters are properly marketed and posted on the website, social media and listserv. This committee is relied upon for publishing and distributing all information GAWL, in addition to maintaining the foundational principles of GAWL, while evolving with progression and the latest trends in marketing to the next generation of lawyers for women lawyers. I also founded the GAWL – Tifton Chapter in 2019 and served as the Chapter’s President until 2023., 2019
- Georgia Trial Lawyer Association, LEAD member: 2021-2022 I was honored to be selected to participate in GTLA's LEAD class. The LEAD class immersed us into an intensive education on trial skills, evidence, case law updates, and other necessary refinement in order to become the best trial lawyer one can be. Through this class, we traveled all around the State of Georgia, perfecting and improving all the necessary requirements to litigate. Because the vast majority of my trial experience was from Middle to South Georgia at that time, this was extremely helpful for me to get to know various courthouses and judicial complex areas all around North Georgia, including Atlanta, which I ultimately returned to, and continue to practice in that region to this day., 2021
Videos
- Who Do You Think You Are? Exploring and Combatting The Imposter Syndrome Podcast Series Have you ever heard of The Imposter Syndrome? It seems like everybody everywhere is either talking about it, reading about it, writing about it, or listening to podcasts about it. So, what is it really and why should you care? Some published reports place the number of women affected by The Imposter Syndrome as high as 75%. In this episode of the She’s Got GAWL Podcast, Dr. Ericka Goodwin explains to host Ebony Phillips exactly what it is, the most obvious signs of it, and how it is impacting women on a daily basis. In this very timely series opener, women in the legal profession, including Cameron Roberts, share how The Imposter Syndrome shows up in their personal and professional lives and Dr. Goodwin provides practical tips on how to overcome it. Tune in!, "She's Got GAWL podcast", General Law, 2023
Special Licenses / Certifications
- Personal Trainer/Cycling Instructor: In 2013 I became certified to personal train and teach cycling fitness classes while I was in law school. At the time, I did this to work for the local gym to help pay for my room, board, and general overhead while I was spending the majority of my life studying. However, in 2021- 2022, I was able to use my certification to help in serving the YLD Wellness Committee, as co-chair, in planning and coordinating activities that are an efficient use of time, as well as, beneficial for both physical and mental health. , 2021
Pro bono / Community Service
- Legal Food Frenzy: As also referenced above in the "Bar Activities" section, I helped found the law school division of the Georgia Legal Food Frenzy in 2012, and have consistently participated in the food drive ever since, taking on various different roles, from Regional Representative, to Team Captain, to numerous times becoming Champion for our category. I have worked with the Legal Food Frenzy from Valdosta, GA, up to Macon, GA, all the way back to Atlanta, GA, and am proud to be a part of such a worthy cause. While in Macon, GA, I went further to become part of the board for the Middle Georgia Community Food Bank to see how to bring food insecurity awareness throughout the year to the local community. For further details on the Legal Food Frenzy, please refer back to the "Bar Activities" section., 2012
- Tift Animal Rescue Christmas Benefit: From 2021-2023, I volunteered for the Tift Animal Rescue Christmas Benefit to help raise donations for food, litter, medicine, hygiene tools, toys, treats, and bedding for the animals that the Rescue was housing, especially during the winter months. The only other resource in Tifton is a "kill shelter", so often this Rescue has to house animals for many, many months until placement, and ultimately adoption occurs, and winter is always the most challenging season due to the cold weather and having to maintain all animals indoors. Therefore, this benefit is crucial to this Rescue's mission. , 2021
- Kid's Spring Carnival: My firm and I planned and hosted a Spring Kid's Carnival that was free entry and included field day-type activities, face paint, jumpy houses, and even special appearances by the Easter Bunny. Admission was free, but we were able to get food, drinks, and prizes donated, so that all the food/drink/game tickets purchased went to benefit the Atlanta Community Food Bank and helped bring food insecurity awareness to our community. , 2025
- Gwinnett County Sheriff's 2025 5th Annual Thanksgiving Food Giveaway: In 2025, my firm and I volunteered to help pack and hand out meal boxes, full of Thanksgiving dinners, to give to those in the local community who couldn't afford a Thanksgiving meal for their family that year. We packed frozen turkeys, canned vegetables, boxed rice and stuffing, and helped Gwinnett County families in need have a wonderful holiday. It was an amazing experience, and we will continue to volunteer in this activity for years to come., 2025
Educational Background
- Cameron Roberts Law, LLC d/b/a Roberts Trial Law, and The Alliance Trial Lawyers (2020-present) I started Cameron Roberts Law in 2020, during COVID, and it is still open today. I started Cameron Roberts Law after I left the District Attorneys Office in South, GA. Cameron Roberts Law started as a general practice firm, mainly representing clients in matters regarding family law, probate, and criminal, while serving as Of Counsel with Hudson Injury Firm in South, GA, for personal injury cases. It was here where the dream of a boutique law firm truly began. Through opening and running my law firm through a global pandemic, as well as, representing clients on a vast array of issues, I discovered the passion and reward for representing and advocating for clients by helping them through some of the bleakest moments of their lives, staying with them through their journey, and watching them rise up on the other side of their chapter in life. Cameron Roberts Law remains open today and serves as a platform for primarily pro bono cases, as well as, non profit work, specifically advocating for women and children. As a former assistant district attorney, serving counties in Georgia such as: Houston, Tift, Irwin, Turner, Worth, and even specially prosecuting in others, advocating for crimes against women and children also became a passion. Therefore, I consistently take pro bono cases, especially those representing women and children during their time of need or tragedy, because as a society we lack sufficient legal representation for those in need, and I believe as an attorney, it is our duty to give back as much as possible, using what we have- our legal education and knowledge. , 2026
- Magistrate Judge in Tift County, Georgia: (2021-2023) I was appointed by Governor Kemp as Magistrate Judge in Tift County, Georgia, when I was thirty-three years old. This was one of my highest honors to be considered and appointed to a role such as this. I served beside two incredibly admirable Magistrate Judges, with a devout passion for the community. I was not from this area originally, but served as an Assistant District Attorney there from 2015-2018, and after that served as the Assistant Attorney for the City of Tifton until 2020. Being able to serve this community that welcomed an Atlanta girl with open arms was truly one of my life's greatest honors. The amount of knowledge and experience gained from this role is impossible to describe. The wide variety of cases and unique forum that Magistrate provides the community is an absolute necessity, but also a grueling and demanding role, that deserves the utmost respect from citizens, as well as, attorneys. Unfortunately, I had to take leave from presiding Magistrate Judge in Tift County due to relocating back to Atlanta. However, I have taken this gained experience and knowledge, and use it to help advocate for clients in the Magistrate forums to this day., 2021-2023
- Bridger Law Group: (2023-2026) I started with Bridger Law Group, formerly known as Cheves Briceno Law, as Of Counsel, as the trial and litigation lawyer for the personal injury department. In 2025, just (2) two years later, I was elected to be Partner. I spearhead the personal injury wing, while serving as advisor to the immigration department, as well. Bridger is considered a boutique firm, with locations in Peachtree Corners and Columbus, GA. , 2023-2026
Other Outstanding Achievements
- America's Top 100 High Stakes Litigator, Recipient, 2024
- Rookie of the Year Award (1st Year Bridger Law Group participated in the Legal Food Frenzy): Atlanta Community Food Bank, 2025
- Lawyers of Distinction, Personal Injury, 2024
- America's Premier High Stakes Trial Lawyer, 8 Figure Litigator Recipient , 2025
- Lawyers of Distinction, Personal Injury , 2025
- American Institute of Legal Advocates, Rising Star, 2025
- Marquis Who's Who, Recipient, 2025
Honors
- This was my last year serving as the Team Captain for the Tifton Bar Association for the Georgia Legal Food Frenzy. We won the "Points per Person" Award for the Legal Organization category., Highest Points per Person Award, Georgia Legal Food Frenzy, 2024
- 2025 was the first year that Bridger Law participated in the Georgia Legal Food Frenzy. I captained the Team, with our local food bank beneficiary being the Atlanta Community Food Bank. We were awarded Rookie of the Year Award in 2025., Rookie of the Year, Atlanta Community Food Bank, 2025
- In 2025, Bridger Law's first year participating in the Georgia Legal Food Frenzy, and we were awarded the Volunteer Impact Award on behalf of the Atlanta Community Food Bank., Volunteer Impact Award, Atlanta Community Food Bank, 2025
- I was honored to help provide one of the 2026 GAWL Foundation Scholarships to a worthy law student recipient who is looking to pioneer the practice of law, while supporting and advocating for women., GAWL Foundation Scholarship, Georgia Association for Women Lawyers, 2026
Office location for Cameron S. Roberts
2400 Old Milton Pkwy
# 1265
Alpharetta, GA 30009
Phone: 678-536-0635
Selections
1 Year Rising Stars
- Rising Stars: 2027
