Basher Hassan

Basher Hassan serves as a senior associate attorney at The Awad Law Firm in Marietta, Georgia, where he champions the rights of individuals affected by personal injuries. With a robust background in psychology and medical field experience, he brings a unique perspective that informs his strategic, client-centered advocacy. As a proud Palestinian, he draws on his heritage to fuel his unwavering resilience and deep commitment to community, guiding every aspect of his legal practice.

After earning a Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology from the University of Georgia, Mr. Hassan pursued legal studies at Georgia State University College of Law, obtaining his Juris Doctor with a health law certificate. This interdisciplinary education equips him to navigate complex medical and legal issues, particularly in cases of car, truck and motorcycle accidents, wrongful death, slip-and-fall incidents, dog bites, and medical malpractice.

Drawing upon his medical field experience, Mr. Hassan approaches each case with meticulous attention to detail, often collaborating with medical experts to build solid claims. His psychological insight helps him connect deeply with clients, understanding their emotional and physical trauma, which informs his personalized litigation strategies.

Throughout his career, Mr. Hassan has recovered more than eight figures for his clients, always putting their well-being and peace of mind first. He is known among colleagues and clients for his collaborative leadership style, transparent communication and dedication to problem-solving.

Whether negotiating a settlement or charting a course through litigation, Mr. Hassan remains focused on delivering results that have a tangible impact on the lives of those he represents. His mission is to restore stability to injured individuals and their families by securing the compensation they deserve. Through each case he undertakes, he reaffirms his commitment to excellence, resilience and community – a reflection of both his professional ethos and his cultural heritage.