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Ryan Reavis founded the Reavis Law Firm after years litigating with an large international law firm. Ryan has assisted clients at the administrative, state court, federal district court, and federal appellate court levels. He blends compassion, sympathy, and empathy to produce successful results for his clients. He has a passion for educating and empowering his clients, while treating them with the care they deserve.. He graduated magna cum laude from the University of Georgia, where he achieved Phi Beta Kappa honors. Staying loyal to his Dawgs, he also went to Georgia for his Juris Doctorate, where he was Order of the Barristers and graduated with honors. He is admitted in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit, and all of Georgia’s state courts.. Ryan has received numerous awards and recognition throughout his career, including having been named a “Georgia Super Lawyer” rising star for the past seven years. Only five percent of Georgia attorneys achieve this honor. He has also received the “Avvo Client’s Choice Award” several times for the outstanding customer service he provides. Clients and colleagues alike highly regard Ryan for the skill and compassion with which he represents his clients.. Ryan has performed pro bono work seeking education opportunities for special needs children in the Atlanta Public Schools. He also serves on the Board of Directors at Providence Christian Academy. Ryan has held leadership positions with a range of community, civic, and religious organizations. He understands the importance of making a difference and giving back and welcomes opportunities to do so.. He is a dedicated family man, who loves to spend quality time with his wife and children. The family cherishes weekends together outdoors. As a faithful believer, Ryan is committed to his church and takes an active role.

Ms. Wallace has more than 38 years experience practicing law in the primary areas of estate planning, probate and administration, business and tax law.  Her trusts and estates practice encompasses simple wills, trusts, powers of attorney, advanced directives for health care, domestic partnership agreements, a full range of complex, tax-motivated estate planning. She also practices in all aspects of probate and estate administration. Ms. Wallace’s business practice includes corporate, partnership and LLC formations, contract preparation, buy-sell agreements and succession planning.  In addition, she advises and assists clients with forming tax-exempt, non-profit organizations.  Throughout her legal career, Ms. Wallace has created, developed, and begun several of her own small businesses, including Pencil, Pen and Pad Company, a family-owned real estate business, Camelot Home Investors, a residential rental business, and The Chore Store, a home improvement referral service business.. Ms. Wallace is a proven leader, manager and business developer. Her listening and counseling abilities allow her to form solid client relationships in both her work and in her community service. As a transactional attorney, she excels at verbal and written communications as well as being detailed oriented.  In her personal life, Ms. Wallace’s compassion and concern led her to organize a team of caregivers for a friend suffering from cancer.. Peatsa C. Wallace currently is a sole practitioner in Tucker, Georgia and is considered a transactional attorney.  She has owned her own law firm, whether as a sole practitioner or partner, since 1982. She works extensively with individuals and families to help educate them on their need for estate and tax planning and end-of-life planning. Ms. Wallace helps business clients determine which type of entity is best for their personal and business goals and the resulting tax consequences of choosing particular business entities. She has extensive experience preparing all types of business contracts. She also works with school booster organizations and social organizations to form non-profit entities, which become tax-exempt. She provides pro bono services to low-income families.

Mr. Penland is an experienced litigator and active trial attorney with over forty years of continuous practice who has handled hundreds of complex civil litigation matters, including jury trials, bench trials, appeals, and complex negotiations since 1975. Mr. Penland's special talent is in representing individuals in matters involving complex financial issues and difficult emotional issues between the parties, such as high stakes partnership disputes, and business disputes. He also represents peripheral parties in major business litigations.. Mr. Penland litigates and consults on attorney fee and abusive litigation issues at the trial level and appeals in the appellate courts. Mr. Penland is a recognized speaker and authority on the law and procedure of Attorney Fees in Georgia. He lectures at the annual seminar on Abusive Litigation presented in February of each year by the Georgia Institute of Continuing Legal Education.  He speaks on the elements, intricacies, and pitfalls arising under Georgia's expression of the "American Rule" for awarding attorney fees in litigation as expressed in the Georgia Statutes O.C.G.A. §13-6-11 and O.C.G.A. §9-15-14.

Mark Link graduated cum laude from the University of Florida and attended law school at the University of Georgia.  Mr. Link is licensed to practice law in Georgia, Alabama and Florida as well as all the Federal District Courts in the State of Georgia. Mark Link authors two legal treatises, Georgia Law of Damages and Punitive Damages in Georgia.. He has also co-authored select articles for the plaintiffs’ bar including, “Punitive Damage Trial Preparation.” Mr. Link has been a guest speaker for various seminars for the Institute of Continuing Legal Education (ICLE) and the National Business Institute (NBI).  Mr. Link has narrowed his practice to cases involving wrongful death and catastrophic injury claims. Mr. Link has successfully litigated personal injury and wrongful death claims involving trucking cases, products liability and automobile safety claims and municipal liability.

Licensed 44 years, David Hibbert is an Atlanta native, living in Lilburn, Georgia. Graduate of Mercer University ( 1972, B.A.); Emory University School of Law (1975, J.D.). A sole practitioner engaged in the general practice of law in Atlanta. Experience has included civil and criminal bench and jury trials in both state and federal courts.

Leif A. Howard joined The Howard Law Firm, P.C. in 2016 as a partner who focuses on civil litigation and criminal defense. Prior to practicing law, Leif Howard attended the University of Georgia where he won the Ralph Beaird Closing Argument Competition.  Upon graduation in 2007, Leif Howard practiced real estate and contract litigation for the large Florida based firm Lowndes, Drosdick, Doster, Kantor & Reed. Between 2010-2015, he was a Senior Assistant District Attorney For Fulton County District Attorney's Office and DeKalb County District Attorney's Office. As a prosecutor, he was lead counsel in numerous ...felony trials, including 25 murder trials. During his time as a prosecutor, he received the fastest verdict in Georgia history (8 minutes) and never lost a case. As a former prosecutor, he has the unique skill set of analyzing the weakness or strength of a criminal case which enhances his ability to represent his clients in criminal defense. His practice includes personal injury, medical malpractice, product liability, premises liability, contract litigation, wrongful death, and criminal defense.

I'm an active litigator and represent individuals in a variety of courts throughout Georgia. I focus on legal malpractice and personal injury cases, although I handle other matters occasionally as well.

I represent individuals and business owners in cases involving breach of contract, shareholder, partnership and other business disputes, consumer and investor fraud, personal injury and wrongful death. I guide clients through the legal process under some of the most trying circumstances they face, always governed by their best interests.. As a member of the State Bar of Georgia and Georgia Trial Lawyers Association, I am committed to the preservation of the civil justice system and the constitutional right to a jury trial. I am peer-rated AV by Martindale-Hubbell, the highest rating for ethics and skill, and was honored by recognition as one of Georgia's top plaintiff attorneys by Georgia Trend's 2009 Legal Elite publication. In addition to my law practice, I am a part-time instructor in the Kessler-Edison Trial Techniques Program and State Bar of Georgia Orientation on Professionalism at Emory University School of Law, as well as a Fellow of the Lawyers Foundation of Georgia.. While zealously representing my clients within the bounds of the law, I strive to uphold the highest standards of ethics and professionalism demanded of lawyers.

I grew up in Macon, Georgia where I attended Central High School.  I then attended the University of Florida.  I came back to Georgia to attend law school at Mercer University.. I began practicing law in 2006.  I was an assistant public defender until 2018.  I managed my own firm until 2020.  Now, I am with Johnson Trial Law.. I enjoy courtroom work.  I enjoy representing clients and obtaining positive outcomes in their cases.

I founded The Mead Law Firm, LLC, to provide high quality Elder Law, Estate Planning, and Probate legal services with a personal touch. I enjoy getting to know my clients and their families and working with them to design custom solutions tailored to their unique circumstances. I received my law degree from Harvard Law School in 1985 and am an active member of the Elder Law and Estate Planning communities.

I am a full time lawyer, a part time judge and have a beautiful daughter and two wonderful grandkids. My husband and I love to run, play tennis, do yoga, travel and relax with our dogs.  I volunteer with an animal rescue organization.

Founding Attorney Shannon Wilson started her legal career by serving as an Investigator with the State of Tennessee, where she investigated employment and housing discrimination claims with the Tennessee Human Rights Commission. She then transitioned her State practice to the United States Federal Government, where she served as an Attorney and Representation Specialist with the Office of the General Counsel for the Federal Labor Relations Authority. In that capacity, she investigated and prosecuted unfair labor practice charges, and conducted hearings and elections for federal employee collective bargaining units. She was dedicated to helping families and communities thrive through maintaining fair work environments.. After leaving the Federal sector, Shannon served as a Contract Attorney for several large law firms and legal placement agencies and served as Faculty/Legal Advisor for a Gallup certified training and coaching corporation. Yearning to get back to her passion of service, her career path took a twist — her focus shifted from building legacies and serving through fair work environments to creating legacies through Estate Planning. At that time, she became the lead Attorney for the Atlanta office of a boutique Estate Planning firm, where she fully carried out their mission - empowering individuals and groups to create and protect wealth in order to leave legacies for their families and communities.. Shannon took that passion and commitment, propelled it forward, and is now the Principal/Founding Attorney of Legacy Legal, LLC. She is dedicated to and passionate about helping individuals, communities and mindsets thrive. Her Estate Planning practice is compassionate, empathetic and thorough. Shannon is honored every time she helps create an estate plan — building legacies one family at a time!. In addition to the practice of law, Shannon is a faculty member at several colleges and universities, is actively involved in the Boy Scouts of America, has coached the Junior Bible Quiz trivia team at her church, and is the number 1 cheerleader and supporter of her two teenage boys and their numerous activities.. Shannon has a J.D. from the University of Tennessee College of Law, a B.A. in Language and World Business & Spanish from the University of Tennessee and is licensed to practice law in the State of Georgia.

Attorney Griggs is a native of Atlanta who grew up in South DeKalb County prior to relocating to South Cobb during his teens. As a youth, Griggs attended Atlanta Public Schools until enrolling in Woodward Academy in 1990. Attorney Griggs graduated from Woodward Academy in 1996 and was offered a scholarship to Oxford College of Emory University. In 1998, Griggs graduated from Oxford College with an Associate Degree and moved on to Emory University in Atlanta. While at Emory, Attorney Griggs had the opportunity to work for the City of Atlanta Solicitor’s Office under Atlanta Solicitor Raines Carter.   In 2000, Attorney Griggs graduated from Emory University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Anthropology and Political Science.. Griggs continued to work for the Solicitor’s Office after graduation as a Warrant Officer. In 2001, Attorney Griggs received a full scholarship to attend the University of Cincinnati College Of Law, the fourth oldest law school in the country.. While in Cincinnati, Griggs distinguished himself as a passionate community activist with the Cincinnati CAN Commission on Police and Community Relations. Moreover, Griggs distinguished himself as a skilled advocate participating on the University of Cincinnati Honorary Moot Court Executive Board and working for the Hamilton County Prosecutor’s Office. Griggs graduated from the University of Cincinnati in 2004 and returned to Atlanta.. In August 2004, Attorney Griggs passed the Georgia State Bar Examination in his first seating. Griggs began his legal career in the winter of 2004 with a Cobb County Family lawyer, where he served as an associate mainly practicing family law in Cobb and Cherokee counties.. In January of 2005, Griggs joined the Rockdale County Public Defender’s Office as an Assistant Public Defender where he distinguished himself as an aggressive and passionate advocate of indigent defense. Griggs’s practice primarily focused on domestic violence, traffic, and DUI cases. Griggs received extensive training in trial advocacy and the fundamentals of criminal defense with the Georgia Public Defenders Standards Council during his time in Rockdale.. In September of 2005, Griggs was offered a position with the DeKalb County Public Defender’s Office after distinguishing himself as a passionate advocate during the Trial Skills Seminar at the University of Georgia. While in DeKalb, Griggs co-authored the DeKalb County Public Defender’s State Court Trial Practice Manual. Further, Griggs handled annually over 700 cases, successfully trying multiple criminal jury and bench trials ranging from MURDER to DUI.. In January of 2007, Griggs left the Public Defender’s Office and opened his own boutique criminal defense firm in Decatur with the help of prominent criminal defense attorney Keith E. Adams. Since opening the firm, Griggs has continued to set himself apart as passionate and skilled defense attorney in Metro Atlanta. This past June, Attorney Griggs opened his new Downtown Atlanta office. The new office maintains its dedication to present top quality legal defense in Metro Atlanta.. Gerald A. Griggs is an attorney who is a servant of the people fighting for what’s right. Attorney Griggs is firmly dedicated to the fundamental principle that “We seek truth, mercy, and justice forever.” Attorney Griggs seeks to serve the needs of the community one client at a time.

Anthony L. Kozycki is a fiercely dedicated trial attorney with a passion for helping his clients through difficult times. Mr. Kozycki focuses his practice on criminal defense and complex immigration matters.Prior to entering private practice, Mr. Kozycki gained extensive experience in the public sector at various levels of government, both at the federal and state level. After graduating from the United States Naval Academy, Mr. Kozycki flew fighter jets for the United States Navy. During his naval service, Mr. Kozycki completed three combat deployments as a front-line combat aviator. As an officer in the Navy, Mr. Kozycki also supported his sailors as they went through various forms of military proceedings. Mr. Kozycki participated in both non-judicial punishment (NJP) and the more formal Court Martial proceedings under the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ). Next, hoping to learn the complexities of immigration law, Mr. Kozycki worked for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). While with ICE, Tony worked in the Office of Chief Counsel (OCC), Litigation Division. With OCC Tony worked daily in the Atlanta Immigration Court and actively participated in both removal proceedings and appellate work with the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA).Following his time with ICE, Tony began working in the Georgia Public Defender Council’s Office of the Capital Defender. The Capital Defender’s Office is charged with providing defense to Georgians charged with capital cases for which the State of Georgia seeks to impose the Death Penalty. During his time with the Capital Defender’s Office, Tony worked on cases both at the trial and appellate level, including a favorable appeal at the Georgia Supreme Court.Finally, prior to stepping into private practice, Tony worked at the Dekalb County Public Defenders Office. While in Dekalb, Tony represented clients charged with felony offenses and gained valuable experience working daily in various stages of criminal proceedings.Mr. Kozycki’s legal accolades include graduating Suma Cum Laude from GSU College of Law with a Certificate in Advocacy. Tony has been inducted into the Order of the Coif, he was honored with the “Highest Distinction in Pro Bono and Public Service,” and is a graduate of the prestigious Bill Daniels Trial Advocacy Program.. Education. United States Naval Academy (B.S.; Dean’s List)United States Navy Flight School: Pensacola, FL (Navy Wings of Gold; Commandant’s List for Exceptional Achievement)Georgia State University College of Law (J.D.; Suma Cum Laude)Post-Doctoral Education: Bill Daniels Trial Advocacy Program

After more than 15 years as a professional musician, I opened a law practice concentrating in criminal law, contract law, small business law, juvenile law, tax law and entertainment law.  Through the years, the changes in the laws passed by the legislature led me to the practice areas I now service.  I have been in practice since 1995, and handled over 2500 cases as a trial attorney.  Please contact us for an appointment  and pricing information.  Spanish language assitance is available.

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