Carolyn Adams Spellman

Carolyn Adams Spellman, a Savannah native, is an associate concentrating her practice in serious personal injury, business litigation, complex torts, and medical malpractice cases.

Carolyn graduated from Kennesaw State University with a Bachelor of Science in Communications and a minor in the Spanish Language in 2015. Carolyn served as a research assistant for an Atlanta-based Judge in his treatise concerning the admissibility of evidence in civil cases for Georgia trial lawyers prior to attending law school.

Carolyn earned her J.D. from the University of Georgia School of Law in May of 2019. While in law school Carolyn was active in the Women Law Student Association, serving as its President for two consecutive terms, and focusing on improving job and learning opportunities for female students at the University of Georgia School of Law.

Prior to joining Savage, Turner, Pinckney, Savage, & Sprouse full-time, Carolyn clerked with the firm and with the Chatham County Superior Court under then Chief Judge Michael L. Karpf.

Carolyn was admitted to practice law in the State of Georgia in May of 2020. Carolyn is admitted to practice in the State of Georgia lower courts, the Georgia Court of Appeals, and the United States District Court for the District of Georgia, Southeast Division.

Since joining Savage, Turner, Pinckney, Savage, & Sprouse Carolyn has participated in several trials with multi-million dollar verdicts and contributed to many large settlements.