This holiday season, the team at Malchow Johnson Injury Lawyers joined together to fill Operation Christmas Child shoeboxes for children in need around the world. Each box was carefully packed with toys, school supplies, and hygiene items—along with a message of hope through the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Operation Christmas Child is a project of Samaritan’s Purse, a global Christian relief organization whose mission follows the teaching of Jesus after He shared the story of the Good Samaritan: “Go and do likewise.” Their work brings practical help and spiritual encouragement to people in crisis and connects millions of volunteers to children who might otherwise go without gifts during Christmas.
By participating, our firm was reminded that small acts of kindness can make a global difference. Every shoebox is a simple way to show love, compassion, and faith in action. We’re honored to support this ministry and the children whose lives will be touched by these gifts.
To learn more about this incredible outreach, visit Samaritan’s Purse.
A Message of Hope
As we serve clients in our community each day, we also want to serve those in need around the world. Giving back reminds us that compassion has no borders—and that caring for others is one of the greatest callings we can follow.
AttorneyWalter F. George School of Law, Georgia State Bar, South Carolina State Bar
Leland has collected settlements and verdicts against insurance companies for his catastrophically injured clients in cases involving plant explosions, train derailments, medical malpractice, road construction negligence, product liability, trucking accidents, automobile collisions, workers’ compensation and personal injury complex cases, and premise liability injuries.
He and his law firm were recently recognized by America’s High Stakes Litigators for achieving one of the top 100 settlements in the United States stemming from a plant explosion and workers’ compensation claim.
Areas of Expertise:
Personal Injury, Motorcycle Collisions, Plant Explosions, Medical Malpractice, Home and Commercial Fires, Automobile Collisions, Wrongful Death Commercial Property Shootings and Assault Burns Workers’ Compensation Social Security Product Liability Catastrophic Injuries Train Derailments Bicycle Collisions Tractor-Trailer Collisions Traumatic Brain Injuries
