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At Jones & Swanson, we are proud to have assisted Ellen Katzowitz through her personal injury claim, and we have chosen to feature her in our Jones & Swanson Client Spotlight!
Unfortunately, Ellen was involved in a bad car accident that greatly impacted her life. Fortunately, our firm dedicated an amazing team to her case, specifically, and our attorneys fought for her best possible result. Ellen was a fantastic client to work with, and we greatly appreciate the confidence she possessed in our firm.
While assisting Ellen with her personal injury claim, we learned that she was not only a valued client of Jones & Swanson but a valued member of our community, as well. Ellen enjoys volunteering her time and giving back to local organizations in the Marietta area. She spends much of her free time studying to be a docent at the Breman Museum: a Jewish heritage museum at the Selig Center in Midtown Atlanta.
The Breman Museum hosts a wide variety of events, including:
- concerts,
- lectures,
- genealogy resources,
- educational workshops,
- and tours.
Even with these wonderful happenings, the museum is most popular for its permanent Holocaust exhibition, which highlights the strength of local survivors.
In addition to her work with the Breman Museum, Ellen volunteers with the Georgia HOSA. This organization provides students with the opportunity to develop leadership and employment skills, specifically in the health care industry. HOSA hosts different competitive events throughout the year, where students can compete in teams or individually, and which serve as opportunities to gain recognition and scholarships.
We are very fortunate to have many wonderful clients at Jones & Swanson, but there’s no question that Ellen is not only an amazing client but also a wonderful person.
To gain more information about the organizations that Ellen volunteers for please follow the links below:
The Breeman Museum: https://www.thebreman.org/
Georgia HOSA: https://www.georgiahosa.org/
You can also hear Ellen’s full story here!
