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David Belle Isle is a fifth-generation Atlantan.  He earned his B.B.A. in marketing from the University of Georgia’s Terry College of Business (Athens), 1997. He received his M.B.A. from Georgia State University’s J. Mack College of Business (Atlanta) and his J.D. from Georgia State’s College of Law in 2000. He practiced real-estate law in the metropolitan area for seven years before founding the Belle Isle Law Group, LLC (Alpharetta), concentrating his practice in commercial real estate law.. David specializes in closing commercial real estate and other secured-transaction loans, involving both conventional and Small Business Administration 7(a) and 504 funding. He has experience designing and implementing documentation strategies to collateralize real estate, equipment, income streams, guaranties and lease obligations. He represents national, regional and local banks in term loans, lines of credit and construction loans, facilitating the refinance and purchase of mid-rise office buildings, shopping centers, assisted-living facilities, auto dealerships, franchises, hotels, restaurants, skate rinks, bowling allies, multi-family developments, inventory and equipment. He represents landlords and tenants in leases involving retail, office and industrial warehouse facilities; lease-purchase transactions, and management and asset-purchase agreements. David also assists clients in the creation of corporations, limited liability corporations and partnerships.. David has been named a Top Young Attorney in Georgia (2009 and 2012) by Atlanta Magazine’s Super Lawyers edition, ‘a rating service of outstanding lawyers from more than 70 practice areas who have attained a high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement.’ He has also been named Best Attorney by My Alpharetta Magazine (2012).. Admitted to practice law in the State of Georgia, David is a member of the State Bar of Georgia and the North Fulton Bar Association. Specific to his area of practice, David is a member of the National Association of Government Guaranteed Lenders and the Georgia Lender’s Quality Circle. He is also a member of the Alpharetta Business Association and the Johns Creek Business Association.. An active community leader, David has served as an Alpharetta City Councilman and currently serves as Mayor. As Mayor of Alpharetta, David has worked to reinvent and energize the city’s downtown corridor. Together with Council, he has branded Alpharetta the Technology City of the South. He launched the state’s first Technology Advisory Commission, tapping into the leadership of Alpharetta’s 900-plus technology firms, and worked to win the bid to make Alpharetta home to Gwinnett Technical College’s new North Fulton campus.. David serves on the Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors, Alpharetta Convention & Visitors Bureau Board of Directors and the North Fulton Mayor’s Association. He is also a member of the Alpharetta Rotary Club.. David’s past-times include bible study, golf and the occasional hunting weekend with friends. He is a member of North Point Community Church, where he has led couples’ small groups, and he volunteers for Alpharetta (Cub Scout) Pack 1429. He and his wife are raising their two children in Alpharetta.

CURRENT POSITIONS. Briskin, Cross & Sanford, LLC, Alpharetta, Georgia (formerly Briskin & Associates, L.C.). Attorney.  Assist clients in matters involving business law (incl. general corporate transactions, mergers and acquisitions, franchise law, employment law, securities, partnership and LLC law, and commercial litigation), commercial real estate (incl. commercial lease preparation and negotiation, sales, and acquisitions), and non-profit corporations (incl. the formation of and application for tax-exempt status for charitable organizations, private foundations, trade associations, and other non-profit organizations).  May 1999 to present.. Reinhardt College, McCamish School of Business, Waleska & Alpharetta, Georgia. Adjunct Professor.  Teach courses for business, communication and organizational leadership students, including Business Law and Ethics, Media Law, and Entrepreneurial Law.  January 2001 to present.. Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce, Alpharetta, Georgia. Member, Board of Directors.  Advise regarding goals and activities of the GNFCC, assist in recruiting members for the GNFCC, and communicate issues of concern to the constituents of the GNFCC to elected officials.  October 2006 to present.. 400 Technology Connection, Alpharetta, Georgia. Founder, Steering Committee Member.  Member of seven-member committee that conceived, planned, and implemented the 400 Technology Connection in coordination with Microsoft Corp.  June 2004 to present.. Alpharetta Economic Development Authority, Alpharetta, Georgia. Director & Officer.  Appointed by the Alpharetta City Council to the authority charged with promoting economic development in the City of Alpharetta.  January 2007 to present.. Alpharetta Downtown Development Authority, Alpharetta, Georgia. Director.  Appointed by the Alpharetta City Council to the authority charged with promoting economic development  in the downtown area of the City of Alpharetta.  May 2007 to present.

Covering a period of over three decades, the vast legal and corporate resume of Attorney Richard Howe reflects a term as National Accounts Director of a Fortune 500 Corporation and as Managing Partner of the Howe & Associates Law Firm. As a litigator, Mr. Howe has received numerous accolades of remarkable significance and is accepted as one of the top lawyers in the entire State of Georgia, by virtue of achieving an esteemed “AV PREEMINENT” rating by the most recognized and accepted legal guide in the country – The Martindale-Hubbell® Legal Directory. This prestigious recognition, which is awarded to only a select few attorneys nationally – and only lawyers with over ten years of litigation experience even being selected as candidates – is considered as “preeminent” and is in reality the highest rating attainable. According to the publication, this evaluation “demonstrates that an attorney has achieved the height of legal excellence and is recognized for the highest levels of integrity and skill in the practice of law.” The second most established attorney evaluation guide nationwide, AVVO® has awarded Mr. Howe a perfect 10.0 rating. This assessment, which evaluates lawyers across the country through a comprehensive mathematical evaluation of their background, experience and professional achievements is the highest rating attainable and allows the lawyer to garner the title of “superb.”. Mr. Howe takes pride in focusing his legal career in representing those who have been injured so that they can be compensated for the damages that they sustained. He has reached his goal of creating an unparalleled team of seasoned personal injury professionals, with a dedicated team of investigators, paralegals and accident attorneys within the Howe Law Firm. Mr. Howe has decades of experience as lead counsel in an extensive number of personal injury cases that have resulted in six and seven figure resolutions and verdicts for his clients.. A few of his most recent Personal Injury litigation successes as the lead prosecuting attorney include: the case of Hawkins v. Federal Express for $1,700,000; the case of Patterson v. Kible for $1,100,000; the case of Scott v. Gunn for $1,000,000; the case of Coker v. Brennan in the amount of $750,000; the case of Gilder v. Biotech Industries for $753,000; the case of Woolfolk v. Progressive Mountain Insurance Company for $486,000; the case of Lee v. Sharp Transit and Great West Casualty for $475,000; the case of Hayman v. Zellmer for $300,000; the case of Staley v. Conner for $350,000; the case of Boyd & Hardy v. Robertson for $500,000; the case of Dispennette v. Knight for $250,000; and the case of Bulloch v. Ryder Systems for $450,000.

Committed to serving others, our founder and managing partner, Mrs. Pierre-Louis served as a Prosecutor in Palm Beach County, Florida for the 15th Judicial Circuit State Attorney's Office. While at the State Attorney's Office, she gained experience prosecuting a variety of cases, such as misdemeanor DUI, theft, and traffic criminal. She also prosecuted felony cases such as burglaries, robberies, and attempted murder cases. Prior to working for the 15th Judicial Circuit, Mrs. Pierre-Louis interned for the 17th Judicial Circuit in Broward County, Florida State Attorney's Office working in their misdemeanor and juvenile courtrooms. She has extensive trial experience and enjoys writing and arguing motions before the court.While attending law school at Shepard Broad Law Center, Nova Southeastern University in Davie, FL, Mrs. Pierre-Louis was an executive board member of the Moot Court Honors Society, junior editor of The International Law Student's Association Journal of International and Comparative Law, and lastly a member of Black Law Student Association. Prior to attending law school Mrs. Pierre-Louis, had a passion for helping people and demonstrated that through working for Morris Law Group, a Wealth and Asset Preservation firm, as a legal assistant, where she gained experience in preparing Wills, Trusts, Healthcare Derivatives, etc. Mrs. Pierre-Louis also assisted in business formation where she generated articles of incorporation and other documents for the firm's business clients.  She later worked for Brenman Immigration Law Firm as a legal secretary, where she prepared applications for naturalization, fiancé visas, H1-B visas, O visas, U-visas and P-visas. Mrs. Pierre-Louis aslo translated documents from Spanish to English and conducted client interviews in Spanish.

Civil defense trial attorney handling trucking/transportation, retail/hospitality, premises liability, business auto, construction defect, environmental and insurance coverage matters.  Extensive state and superior court trial experience including multiple jury trials taken to verdict.

Chris Watkins was born and raised in Pike County, Georgia, and he now lives in Alpharetta with his wife and daughter. He has been a practicing attorney since 2010. As an attorney with the Cheeley Law Group, Chris's practice focuses on wrongful death, personal injury, and business torts. He also has extensive experience with insurance coverage disputes. Chris has represented numerous clients through all phases of litigation including pre-suit, trial, and appeal. In addition to working with the Cheeley Law Group, Chris also is attorney with the Georgia Army National Guard where he serves as a Major and the Command Judge Advocate for the 78th Troop Command.

Carrie's practice focuses on family based immigration including naturalization, adjustment of status in the United States, consular processing at embassies abroad, and waivers of inadmissibility. Having worked in a high volume practice for over eight years, she attended numerous interviews at USCIS offices in Atlanta and other district offices from Seattle to New York. In addition, she is highly experienced in I-601, I-601A, and I-212 waivers of inadmissibility.

Business litigation attorney with over 32 years of experience providing goal oriented and cost effective represenation in state and federal courts for small and large sized businesses.. Areas of practice include business litigation, insurance coverage, construction, employment, real estate, debtor/creditor, landlord/tenant, and shareholder/partnership disputes.. Practicing in Alpharetta, Roswell, Milton, Johns Creek, Cumming, Canton and throughout the metro Atlanta area including Fulton, Forsyth, Cherokee, Gwinnett, Cobb and DeKalb Counties.. LinkedIn information at .

AV Preeminent Rating Martindale Hubbell, Practice: commercial litigation, HOA/Condo law, landlord tenant, construction law, post-judgment collection, Appeals.  Admitted to practice in all federal courts in GA, Northern District, Middle District, and Southern District.  Admitted to 11th Circuit US Court of Appeals.  Admitted to practice in all federal courts in TN, Eastern District, Middle District, and Western District.. Reported cases. LM Insurance Corp. v. London, 2023 Ga. App. Lexis 232 (2023);  Blount v. College Glen Condominium, A21A626, GA Court of Appeals, (2021)  Brancewicz v. SMS Financial, P, LLC, 2021 Ga. App. Lexis 433, (2021); Blakemore v. Dirt Movers, Inc., 344 Ga. App. 238 (2018), CEI Services v. Sosebee, 344 Ga. App. 508 (2018), Monolith Companies LLC v. Hunter Douglas Hospitality, 333 Ga. App. 898 (2015), Governors Towne Club v. J. W. Thomason, 2011 Ga. App. Lexis 131 (2011); Southway Crane & Rigging v. Federal Insurance Co., 294 Ga. App. 504 (2008); Graham v. Casa Investment Co., 274 Ga. App. 59 (2005); KAR Printing v. Pierce 276 Ga. App. 511 (2005); In Re: Buchanan, 273 Bankr. 749 (Bankr. MD of GA 2002)

Attorney Torrie Lynn Dale grew up in Alpharetta Georgia and graduated from Centennial High School. She then attended The University of South Carolina for her undergraduate degree, graduating with honors. Torrie obtained her law degree from Emory University School of Law.

Attorney Stewart lives and works in the beautiful Atlanta suburb of Alpharetta, Georgia with her family.  When not working, she enjoys cooking, reading, painting and spending time with her family and friends.

Attorney Paul Sharman received his undergraduate degree from the University of Florida and law degree from Georgia State University. Prior to entering law school, Paul enjoyed a successful career in project management for a large consulting firm. Paul attended law school part-time while continuing his consulting career. In law school, Paul was an associate editor for the Georgia State University Law Review.Following law school, Paul worked as an associate at the firm of Mozley, Finlayson & Loggins, specializing in litigation, corporate law and employment law. Paul later joined Barrett & Farahany LLP and focused full time on representing plaintiffs in employment law matters. In 2011, Paul opened The Sharman Law Firm LLC to serve clients in overtime, employment discrimination, employee benefits and other employment-related disputes.Paul is an active member of the Atlanta Bar Association, North Fulton Bar Association and the National Employment Lawyers Association.Paul is married to a fellow attorney and takes great pride in the accomplishments of their two daughters.

Attorney Pamela Peynado is a Partner of Lee & Peynado Immigration Law Group.  At the age of 29, Pamela became the youngest and only female partner in the history of the firm. Pamela handles a variety of immigration issues with a focus on deportation, removal and family based immigration cases. Born in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, Pamela migrated to New York City and later moved to Georgia. Her life experience as an immigrant and her passion to help others made working in the field of immigration law the perfect fit.. Pamela attended Georgia State University (GSU), where she was named GSU’s Faculty Scholar for academic achievement. In 2006, while a student at GSU, Pamela began working as a legal assistant for attorney George E. Lee. It was under his supervision that she developed a passion for immigration law. Pamela went on to obtain a law degree from Georgia State University College of Law. During her matriculation, she was elected to serve as the President of the Hispanic Student Bar Association and selected to be a member of the school’s Student Trial Lawyer Association. During her participation, she represented her law school in three national mock trial competitions, where she demonstrated exceptional advocacy skills that have aided her in becoming an effective immigration attorney.. With over nine years of experience in the field, Pamela has extensive experience in immigration law. She has represented clients before the Immigration Court, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, the Enforcement and Removal Operations, Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the Board of Immigration Appeals. Pamela has successfully represented individuals in their immigration matters and aggressively defended immigrants in deportation and removal proceedings.. Pamela is not only a strong advocate for justice, but she is passionate about helping her community. This is evident from the array of community organizations and service projects she is actively involved in. Currently, Pamela serves as a committee member of the Georgia Association of Black Women Attorneys’ Judicial & Public Office Academy. She also serves as a committee member of INROADS, which focuses on providing professional training & paid internships for undergraduate students. In addition to her participation in these organizations, for many years she has had the pleasure of leading fund raising efforts for AIDS Walk Atlanta, where she serves as a the captain of team “Committed to Cure” and has raised thousands of dollars to increase free testing and HIV treatment in the Metro Atlanta area as well as thousands of dollars for the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer walk. As a true visionary, Pamela is the co-founder of Project CPF (Collaborative Powers of Faith), a §501 (c)(3) organization centered on assisting the less fortunate. Recently, the organization’s first project, “Warm hearts, Warm Winter,” provided numerous coats for homeless men, women and children and since then has raised thousands of dollars to date.. Pamela is a member of the American Bar Association, American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA), Georgia Association of Black Women Attorney (GABWA), Latin American Association, Gate City Bar Association and INROADS.

At The Law Office of J Thomas Salata, we understand that you need an attorney who not only has the experience and knowledge to fight for you, but also addresses your concerns and educates you about your rights. A native of Dunwoody, Georgia, J Thomas Salata is married to Lori Johnson Salata. Together they have two children, and attend St. Brendan's Roman Catholic Church.. Areas of Practice. Family law- divorce, child visitation, modification of existing orders, etc.. Criminal law - DUI, drug charges, etc.. Bankruptcy law – Chapter 7 bankruptcy for both general consumers and creditors. Mediation

At Faulhaber Family Law, LLC, we empower you to understand and use the law to your benefit. The law is a tool that can help you meet your needs. Our attorneys will guide you throughout your case, providing the knowledge, skill and confidence you need during a tumultuous time.Attorney Tamar Faulhaber has successfully represented clients facing divorce and other family law issues since 1993. She is an AV Preeminent-rated* attorney who has earned the respect of judges and colleagues, many of whom turn to her with questions about the law. More importantly, our clients come to regard us as an integral part of the process of restoring order to their lives.

Andy Holliday graduated law school in 2002. During his career, Andy clerked for a federal United States Magistrate Judge, practiced law for and became a partner at a primarily insurance defense law firm, practiced as staff counsel for an insurance company, and has now opened his own law firm. During this time, Andy has worked in fields such as personal injury, medical malpractice, employment discrimination, corporate litigation, and several other areas of law. During that time, Andy practiced almost exclusively for defendants who were being defended by their insurance company.. Now Andy has opened his own practice and is representing those hurt in all types of personal injury cases. This includes automobile accidents, slip and falls, medical malpractice, etc. After more than a decade defending those who are claimed to have caused injury to another person, Andy is taking the opportunity to switch gears and represent individuals who have been hurt.. With his experience working for a judge, a law firm, and an insurance company, Andy is uniquely qualified to represent plaintiffs. Andy understands the judicial system and how defense lawyers and insurance companies do business. When you hire our firm, you get the personal attention of a lawyer.. Andy takes each case as an individual case, devotes the time and resources it deserves, and does not treat his cases as a “number.” He would be honored to assist you through the litigation process and achieve the best results possible for you and your family.

Amanda first started in the field of family law 2010 as an intern at a prominent firm while attending the Georgia Institute of Technology for her undergraduate degree. After graduating from Georgia Tech, she left to pursue her law degree at the Charleston School of Law.. During her first and second years of law school, Amanda worked extensively with Charleston Pro Bono Legal Services (CPBLS) helping pro se litigants to prepare and file divorce, child custody and visitation documents. Volunteering at CPBLS only enhanced Amanda's passion for the field of family law and her desire to help others. During her final year of law school, Amanda interned at a prominent family law practice in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina where she gained in-depth knowledge of child custody proceedings and had the opportunity to work one-on-one with a number of clients. Upon earning her law degree, Amanda returned home to Georgia. Amanda has been practicing family law exclusively since February 2015, and was recently awarded the Super Lawyers "Rising Star" award for 2022.. Amanda currently resides in Forsyth County with her husband and their two children.

Allen Russell has nearly thirty years of experience in a legal practice devoted exclusively to family law litigation. During that time, he has developed a reputation as an aggressive advocate for his clients, a skilled negotiator, and proficient trial attorney.. Since graduating from law school in 1993, Allen has tried hundreds of complex family law cases in multiple jurisdictions, including high asset divorces, child custody, modifications, paternity/legitimation, and a variety of related matters.

Alan M. Briskin is the founder and managing member of Briskin, Cross & Sanford, LLC, a general business and commercial litigation law firm. Alan's practice focuses on the representation of emerging technology companies and privately held businesses. He works with these companies in deciding how to structure their initial entity, raise money, protect the entity and owners from various types of liability and the transactions connected therein. In addition, Alan represents companies in structuring mergers and acquisitions, commercial contracts, banking transactions, intellectual property, and licensing. Alan also advises numerous clients in general corporate, commercial, and employment litigation.. Being a business partner and confidant is equally important as providing legal advice and services. Alan has recognized that this is a key ingredient to a successful partnership with his clients. In this vein, he provides helpful resources and referrals, coaching and mentoring, and much needed time and attention to all of his clients.. Prior to founding Briskin, Cross & Sanford, LLC, a firm which was known for eight years as Briskin & Associates, L.C., Alan was a founding partner of Briskin & Rinde, a corporate and technology law firm in Atlanta, Georgia. Alan received his law degree from the University of Baltimore School of Law, and his B.A. from the University of Maryland in Government and Politics. Alan is a member of the Tau Epsilon Phi fraternity, in which he held numerous positions including President of his campus chapter and was recognized nationally as the Tau Beta Man of the Year. Prior to entering private practice, Alan worked as a Staff Attorney for the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission in Washington, D.C. , where his responsibilities included handling employment discrimination, intellectual property and general litigation matters. Alan is admitted to practice in the States of Georgia, Florida and Maryland . He also belongs to numerous professional associations including the American Bar Association, the Georgia Bar Association, the Florida Bar Association, and the Maryland Bar Association.. Alan lives in Johns Creek, Georgia with his wife and two children. Alan enjoys playing a wide variety of sports, coaching junior teams, and is very active within his community. Alan was also a founding member of the Steering Committee of the 400 Technology Connection.

Alan H. Meincke is the founder and Managing Member of Meincke Houston Family Law, LLC, where he specializes in a range of complex domestic relations matters, including divorce, child custody modifications, prenuptial agreement drafting and enforcement, domestic appeals, child support modifications, legitimation, adoption (contested and uncontested), post-divorce contempt, third-party custody, and grandparent visitation rights. With extensive experience in family law, Mr. Meincke brings a depth of knowledge to his clients’ cases.

AJ Law Practice, LLC is a Georgia law firm focused on complex litigation involving personal injury cases. We are trial attorneys that take each case very seriously and we take these cases all the way to trial when that’s in the best interest of our clients. In Personal Injury cases, we approach each case by first prioritizing the needs and goals of the person who has suffered injury or economic harm because of the actions of another person. We then offer advice about the best path forward based on our extensive knowledge and experience with these fields of law and walk with you on that path until your case gets the best available are in the words of the former solicitor general and Harvard law professor Charles Fried, “special purpose friends,” it is good to have friends and it is good to be a friend. I take pride in being a friend.

After growing up in Michigan, Randy left the cold to attend Law School in Atlanta and has lived here ever since. Randy has practiced Family Law for more than half of his legal career, and ran his own firm for a number of years. He met Mary during a court proceeding, and decided that he wanted to be a part of this premier team focused on Family Law. Randy’s clients find him first and foremost to be a good listener. He helps them feel comfortable, find a common point of reference, and then set a process to achieve their goals. Through this emotional time, Randy remains calm and unflappable, representing his clients’ best interests through productive discussion rather than conflict.With a passion for mentoring and for sports, Randy has spent the last 25 years coaching a variety of youth sports such as baseball, basketball, soccer, and lacrosse. He even led a youth roller hockey team to a national championship. When he is not coaching or competing in 5K races, you’ll find him at a local concert or watching Vanderbilt Commodores football.

14 years of general private practice in Memphis, Tennessee. Three years as in-house counsel with Guardsmark, Inc. in Memphis. 26 years as in-house counsel with InterContinental Hotels Group, one of the world's largest hotel companies. Moved to Atlanta when company headquarters moved from Memphis in 1991. IHG brands include Holiday Inn, Holiday Inn Express, Crowne Plaza, InterContinental, Staybridge Suites, Candlewood Suites, and others. Handled litigation for IHG for eight years, and then provided legal support for marketing and sales, intellectual property, and other areas for the final 18 years, retiring on March 1, 2015.

"Experience Counts". For over 25 years Ronald E. Dobelstein has successfully represented clients by providing superior legal attention to their specific needs.. His goal is to utilize his experience, skill and dedication to efficiently obtain the best results for each of his clients.. When you call Mr. Dobelstein, he will take the time to speak with you directly.. Ronald E. Dobelstein is an experienced Attorney, Arbitrator and Mediator.. He is on the Board of Directors of the North Fulton Bar Association.. He is admitted to practice in all state and federal courts in both Florida and Georgia, and has handled hundreds of trials.