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I was raised in Augusta and attended high school locally at Aquinas High School. I graduated from Furman University with a B.A. in Business Administration, followed by a law degree from Wake Forest University. I am licensed in Georgia and South Carolina, although I am not actively practicing in South Carolina at this time. I have successfully handled thousands of cases in Bankruptcy Court on behalf of debt-strapped consumers. I have also offered professional assistance to other attorneys in the areas of personal injury, worker's compensation, estate/probate and domestic relations who found themselves and their clients involved in bankruptcy in some manner.
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Chat withState: South Carolina
Acquired: 1994
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State: Georgia
Acquired: 1993
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330 Telfair St, Augusta, GA, 30901-2450
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Posted by anonymous | March 23, 2022 | Consulted Attorney
If you are in need of a bankruptcy attorney, Zane Leiden is your man. He was very understanding and compassionate. He and his father have been assisting consumers in the CSRA with their financial problems over 45 years.
Posted by anonymous | January 9, 2018 | Hired Attorney
Met with attorney ,discussed case, was given advice on what to do , and how to proceed. Left his office with the feeling that he had Accepted the case . Mailed down payment , the following month I called to make sure all was in order and to verify payment received . After being placed on hold for ...
I will certainly take responsibility for the communication failure at our office. Unfortunately we do not have all of the information necessary after the initial consultation to check for conflicts of interest. Previous representation of ex-spouses, family members, business partners and other related parties can create a conflict which prevents a law firm from accepting representation of a prospective client. This rule against accepting new cases which may pose a conflict with a previous/ongoing case is enforced by the State Bar of Georgia, and the maximum penalty for such a violation is disbarment. Lawyers understand that it is frustrating for the potential client, because we are also bound by the duty of confidentiality to protect the identity of the previous client. This means that we cannot identify the previous representation which caused the potential conflict of interest. No law firm wants to lose business, but we also want to make sure that we adhere to the rules and regulations of the State Bar, and that our clients know that their information will be protected after their case has been concluded.
"I endorse this lawyer. I have worked on many personal injury and bankruptcy cases with Zane over the last 20 years . Zane is smart , a hard worker and puts his clients first .He is the go to bankruptcy lawyer in Augusta . I highly recommend Zane for personal injury and bankruptcy cases ."
Personal injury lawyer
Workers compensation lawyer
2020
Very Distinguished Rating, Martindale-Hubbell®
2013
Georgia Legal Elite, Georgia Trend Magazine
2010
Metro's Best Attorney, Augusta Metro Spirit
2004 - Present
American Bankruptcy InstituteMember
1995 - Present
Augusta Bar AssociationMember
1995 - Present
State Bar of Georgia, Bankruptcy Law SectionMember
1993
J.D.
1990
BA - Bachelor of Arts
2018
Update on Georgia Law - Recent Events in Bankruptcy