Attorney Profile
Sean McPhillip
Trial-ready advocate for seriously injured clients. Sean blends meticulous investigation, compelling storytelling, and relentless negotiation to secure life-changing outcomes in catastrophic injury cases.
“Every case is a story that must be proven with precision—facts, experts, and a client’s lived experience. My job is to make a jury feel the truth.”
About Sean
Born and raised in New York, Sean moved to Atlanta after graduating from New York University with a bachelor's degree in computer science to pursue a career in the IT field. During his IT career, he co-founded and ran a successful translations company.
Despite his success, he decided to pursue a lifelong dream of attending law school. While attending law school, Sean was a board member of the Georgia State Law Review. He also received multiple CALI Awards as well as the Excellence in Advocacy Award.
After graduating from law school, Sean worked several years for an AMLaw 100 firm. There, as a registered patent attorney, his practice involved numerous aspects of intellectual property including patents, trademarks, and copyrights.
In 2020, Sean founded the McPhillip Firm to cater to the needs of his community. He expanded his practice to include personal injury and criminal defense. In just four years, Sean built the McPhillip Firm into a multi-million-dollar practice. To date, Sean has recovered millions of dollars for his clients.
Career Highlights
- PresentPrincipal attorney, The McPhillip Firm — catastrophic injury focus
- 2023Led multiple seven-figure catastrophic injury recoveries
- 2021Expanded expert network across neurology, biomechanics, and reconstruction
- 2019First-chair trial experience in high-stakes liability disputes
Professional Recognition
*Third-party recognition is not a guarantee of outcome.
Client Feedback
“Sean treated our family like his own. He explained every step, handled the insurance pressure, and delivered a result that truly changed our lives.”
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