Franklin Robert Evans

Franklin R. Evans is the founder and managing partner of Evans Injury Attorneys. Frank has spent over two decades representing client in personal injury. He is licensed in both the States of Georgia and Ohio, as well as the Republic of Palau. It should be noted that he appeared in Court in all said jurisdictions on countless occasions.

Frank earned his undergraduate degree in Political Science from Miami University and his law degree from the University of Cincinnati. He was first admitted to practice law in Ohio in 1999 and spent the first five years of his career representing injured clients. In 2005, Frank was admitted to practice law in Georgia where he worked at two of the largest personal injury firms in Atlanta. After a hiatus as Assistant Attorney General for the Republic of Palau, Frank returned to Georgia and began litigating personal injury claims for other firms. It was during this time that Evans Injury Attorneys was born.

Frank has not only impeccable legal skills in both the pre-litigation, as well as, the litigation stages of personal injury claims, he takes great pride in representing his clients to the best of his ability. He truly lives be the motto that injuries can happen to anyone at anytime and those that have the skills to help the injured should strive to do the best of their abilities in doing so. That being said, don’t be surprised if you call the firm and he may be the one ACTUALLY ANSWERING THE CALL at any given time.

University of Cincinnati

J.D. (1999) | Law

1995 - 1999

Managing Attorney

Evans Personal Injury Lawyers

2000 - Current

National Trial Lawyers Top 100

The National Trial Lawyers

2022

Top 100 - Civil Plaintiff

The National Trial Lawyers

2022

The National Trial Lawyers is a professional organization composed of the premier trial lawyers from across the country who exemplify superior qualifications as civil plaintiff or criminal defense trial lawyers. This national organization provides networking opportunities, advocacy training, and the highest quality educational programs for trial lawyers.

Ohio State Bar

Member

Current

State Bar of Georgia

Member

2005 - Current

Georgia

State Bar of Georgia

Since 2005

Ohio

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Q. What does victims related offense mean on a incident report mean

October 11, 2024

A: In an incident report, the term "victims related offense" refers to offenses that specifically involve victims. This is part of the National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS), which provides a detailed account of crime incidents, including information about victims, offenders, and the nature of the offenses involved. Here's how it works:

- Incident Definition: An incident in NIBRS is defined as one or more offenses committed by the same offender or group of offenders acting together at the same time and place. All offenders involved are considered to have committed all offenses in the incident if they acted in concert.

- Victim Segment: This part of the report collects data about each victim involved in an incident. It includes demographic information (such as age, race, sex, and ethnicity), the victim's relationship to the offender, and details about any injuries sustained.

- Offense Counting: In NIBRS, each offense is counted per victim for each unique offense type within an incident. For example, if two people are threatened during an argument, two aggravated assault offenses would be recorded—one for each victim.

The "victims related offense" segment helps law enforcement agencies and analysts understand the impact of crimes on victims by providing detailed information about who was affected and how they were affected during a crime incident. This comprehensive data collection allows for a more nuanced analysis of crime trends and victimization patterns. ... Read More