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Thomas Rosseland represents clients engaged in all areas of business, including heavy equipment financing and leasing companies, retail and wholesale distribution businesses with credit facilities, and importers of high quality and high-value products for the consumer and business markets. These clients are based in and operate on the local, regional, national as well as international level. Over the past 24 years of legal practice, Mr. Rosseland has worked with and successfully handled a wide array of complex legal matters for individual and corporate clients, with a dedicated focus on achieving client goals in a manner aligned with the client’s values, goals, and vision. Early in his career, Mr. Rosseland served as in-house counsel for Exxon Corporation (now ExxonMobil). Mr. Rosseland's experience as in-house counsel for a global corporation has provided him with a unique sensitivity to the needs of business clients and their in-house counsel.

Thomas J. Lyman, founder of The Lyman Firm, has never been comfortable in the passenger’s seat. From the racetrack to the courtroom, Thomas has spent his career with both hands on the wheel, guiding his clients to successful, effective resolutions. He knows exactly what it takes to navigate complex and contentious situations, both as an experienced litigator and an accomplished racing driver. His approach to counseling his clients is the same as if he were bringing his racecar under the checkered flag—hands on, passionate, and always seeking the best route forward.. Thomas focuses his practice on representing clients—or, as he likes to think of them, extended family—who have unfortunately been injured due to the wrongdoing of others. He  pursues these matters on whatever track is required to succeed; to that end, Thomas has litigated numerous cases in both state and federal court.

There are lots of skills that go into being a good appellate attorney: writing ability, courtroom presence, the ability to adapt to the preferences of judges in jurisdictions all across the state. But one skill is key: issue selection. I read case law over my morning coffee. I read it on my lunch break. I read it when I get home. If there is something wrong with your conviction, chances are I will know about it. I have spent my career advising lawyers across the state how to turn lost cases into winning appeals. Now, I'm ready to bring those skills to bear for you.

Tayah is a litigation powerhouse. Having worked for large firms, small firms, solo practictioners, and a federal judge, there is hardly anything she hasn't seen, argued, or defended against when it comes to commercial litigation. Her clients have included Fortune 500 companies, startups, black-owned businesses, and individuals facing discrimination or homelessness. Tayah now specializes in intellectual property litigation, including complex claims of trademark and copyright infringement. She is supported by Vivid IP, a women-led, boutique law firm with expertise in every aspect of clearing, registering, and defending trademarks, copyrights, and patents. Comprised of nationally recognized attorneys, Vivid IP is committed to providing innovative and bold solutions, and it never backs down from a challenge.

Stephen A. Winter is the Managing Partner of WCZ and dedicates much of his practice to resort and land development, the representation of community associations, general corporate, business and finance transactions, workouts and real estate law. Stephen is significantly involved, on a national basis, in the representation of developers of planned and resort communities, including golf course communities, mixed-use developments, residential communities, condominium developments, vacation ownership or timeshare regimes and associations within these types of developments. He is also very active in community association law representing residential and office condominiums, townhome developments, mixed use projects, residential community associations and master-planned communities.

Shira R. Grossman specializes in business litigation, employment, banking and construction legal matters. From 2006 through 2012, Shira co-chaired the litigation department for the New York office of Shiboleth LLP, one of Israel's largest firms. As lead counsel, Shira has represented international and domestic business, as well as high net-worth individuals in a wide range of business-related actions. She has appeared in federal and state courts and other adjudicative forums, including SEC, FINRA and EEOC, and her name appears in 15 published legal decisions. Outside of the courtroom, Shira counsels businesses on developing and implementing legal, business and employment strategies.

Samira grew up in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She earned a B.A. in Psychology from Hampton University in 1993 and graduated from Georgia State University College of Law in 2000. In law school, Samira was a member of the Moot Court team and she was one of only a few students to ever win both of the top advocate awards: One for being the best oral advocate and the other for writing the best legal brief.. After law school, Samira worked as a litigator for Smith, Gambrell & Russell where she handled business litigation and real estate matters for large corporate clients. She also represented Fulton County, its Sheriff and Tax Commissioner in hundreds of tax appeals, quiet title actions, tax foreclosure cases and other real estate disputes.. Samira handles residential and commercial closings, litigation and trusts and estates. She is a co-board member for the Atlanta Women’s Network and she is a member of the Real Estate Section of the Georgia Bar. She lives in DeKalb County with her husband, Byron and son, Nigel.Bar Admissions: Georgia - all State and Federal Court.

Ryals D. Stone is an associate attorney in the Atlanta office of Boone & Stone who represents individual as well as corporate plaintiffs in the areas of catastrophic personal injury, wrongful death, products liability, medical negligence, civil fraud/RICO, as well as commercial and consumer litigation.  During his career as a litigator, Mr. Stone has worked on many complex civil cases and has participated as an integral member of the Boone & Stone trial team during numerous multi-week jury trials which have resulted in verdicts, judgments, and settlements totaling over $100 million combined.. Ryals is the oldest son of Boone & Stone senior partner William S. Stone.  Upon being admitted to the Georgia Bar in 2010, Ryals proudly became the 5th straight generation of Georgia attorneys in the Stone family, dating back 125 years to his great-great-grandfather in 1885.  Ryals grew up in his rural hometown of Blakely in Early County, Georgia.  He attended high school at Southwest Georgia Academy in nearby Damascus, where he graduated with With Honors in 2000.  Ryals attended college at the University of Georgia in Athens, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in 2005 while majoring in History.  During his college days developed a strong work ethic working multiple part-time jobs such as law library assistant for the UGA School of Law, campus tour guide for the UGA Visitors Center, legal assistant for a prominent Athens law firm, and camp counselor and Program Director for Camp Laney for Boys in Mentone, Alabama.  Ryals is also a proud member of the UGA chapter of Phi Gamma Delta fraternity.. After college, Ryals attended Cumberland School of Law at Samford University in Birmingham, Alabama, where he received his law degree in 2009. Following his second year of law school, Ryals participated in a Summer Study Abroad at the University of Cambridge in England, where he studied International Comparative Constitutional Law and Professional Responsibility. During his third year at Cumberland, Ryals held externships for both the in-house counsel's office at Southern Progress Corporation as well as the District Attorney's Office in nearby Bessemer, Alabama.. Upon passing the Georgia Bar Exam, Ryals was admitted to the Georgia Bar and officially sworn in to practice law in Georgia on November 8, 2010.  Mr. Stone is admitted to practice before the U.S. District Court of the Northern District of Georgia, the U.S. District Court of the Middle District of Georgia, as well as the Georgia Court of Appeals and the Supreme Court of Georgia.  Ryals is also a proud member of the Georgia Trial Lawyers Association (GTLA), the American Bar Association (AAJ), the American Association of Justice, and the Atlanta Bar Association.  He currently serves as the President of his local Pataula Bar Association, which includes Early, Clay, Miller, Quitman, Randolph, Seminole, and Terrell counties.  Ryals currently serves on the Board of Directors and Executive Committee for the State Bar of Georgia's Young Lawyers Division, serving as the Director of Sponsorship and Litigation Committee Co-Chair.   Ryals is also member of GTLA's Executive Committee; from 2013-2015, he has chaired GTLA's "Leadership Education & Advanced Direction" Program ("LEAD"), an annual leadership academy which he co-founded in 2013 for talented young Georgia trial lawyers.  Mr. Stone currently chairs GTLA's New Member Orientation Committee; he has also served on GTLA's Civil Justice PAC Board of Directors since 2014.. Ryals currently resides in Atlanta with his wife Lauren and their newborn son, Jack. Together they enjoy attending Georgia Bulldogs football games and tailgating, traveling, spending time with their family, friends, and their black lab "Bubba."

Richard C. Mitchell is a partner with Mitchell & Shapiro LLP. He concentrates on personal injury matters, including medical malpractice, product liability, and aviation accidents. In 2003 and 2014, he was voted by his peers in Georgia Trend magazine as one of Georgia's "Legal Elite" in the personal injury area. From 2005 through 2015 the readers of Atlanta Magazine voted him a “Georgia Super Lawyer” in personal injury litigation. He is regarded as one of the most experienced personal injury and medical malpractice lawyers in the Atlanta, Georgia area.. Richard C. Mitchell was an associate and partner with the major law firm Powell, Goldstein, Frazer & Murphy for over 14 years before leaving to start his own firm in 1997. During that time, he successfully represented numerous manufacturers and insurers in product liability cases, including manufacturers of automobiles, aircraft and aircraft components, forklifts, woodworking machinery, chemicals, conveyor belts, and electric limit switches. He left the large firm in order to concentrate on representing injured individuals. Mr. Mitchell’s years of experience defending clients in personal injury cases and working with insurance companies have given him a unique insight into the civil litigation process and an ability to work with defendants to obtain favorable results for his clients. He is a successful veteran of more than 100 trials, arbitrations, and mediations; he therefore has the experience and skills to achieve his clients' goals before a judge and jury in the event a settlement cannot be reached. As one of the finest personal injury lawyers in Atlanta, Georgia, Richard C. Mitchell has been a frequent speaker at seminars and the author of chapters in several treatises and legal articles.

PAT DUTCHER is a partner of Hollberg & Weaver, LLP with more than 15 years of litigation experience and a record of excellence in trial advocacy. Pat graduated cum laude from Stetson University College of Law and obtained his Bachelor of Arts, cum laude, in philosophy and political science from Lynchburg College. Pat has significant experience handling complex felony criminal cases and high profile special matters in Georgia’s busiest and most demanding courtrooms.. Before joining Hollberg & Weaver, Pat served as Deputy District Attorney of the Fulton County District Attorney’s Office Major Case Division, where he successfully litigated hundreds of felony cases.  Several of Pat's trials have been featured on national television.  In addition to his outstanding personal achievements in trial practice, Pat also led a team of ten highly skilled trial attorneys in the Major Case Division who litigated all of the homicide and high profile criminal matters in the Atlanta Judicial Circuit.. During Pat’s rise through the District Attorney’s Office, he was consistently recognized for his exceptional trial skills, receiving numerous awards including Trial Division Lawyer of the Year in 2009, Major Case Lawyer of the Year in 2014, and the Lewis Slaton Highest Achievement Award in 2016. The Fulton Daily Report also selected Pat as one of the Top Ten Lawyers to Watch in 2010.. Pat now employs his litigation experience, courtroom prowess, and personal tenacity to serve victims of personal injury and those who have been accused of serious criminal charges.. Featured on:. Snapped - Season 12 episode 4. Fatal Attraction - Season 3 episode 12. ATL Homicide - Season 2 episode 7. Court TV - State v. Devonni Benton. Bar Memberships:. Georgia Supreme CourtGeorgia Court of AppealsGeorgia Superior CourtNorthern District of GeorgiaMiddle District of Georgia. Reported Cases:. Ginn v. State, 293 Ga. App. 757 (2008) (felony reckless conduct)Potter v. State, 283 Ga. 576 (2008) (murder)Manley v. State, 281 Ga. 466 (2007) (murder)Fields v. State, 283 Ga. App. 208 (2007) (armed robbery)Helton v. State, 284 Ga. App 777 (2007) (obstruction)Florence v. State, 282 Ga. App 31 (2006) (cocaine distribution)Brewer v. State, 280 Ga. App 582 (2006) (aggravated assault)Davenport v. State, 278 Ga. App 16 (2006) (child molestation)Burdette v. State, 276 Ga. App 695 (2005) (burglary)Roses v. State, 276 Ga. App 513(2005) (cocaine trafficking, authored brief)Fetter v. State, 271 Ga. App 652 (2005) (burglary, authored brief)

Nola D. Jackson is an attorney with Werner Law,LLC. She received her undergraduate degree at DePauw University in Greencastle, Indiana, and her Juris Doctorate at Georgia State University, where she was a member of moot court. Nola has extensive experience working within Georgia's state and federal courts. Nola specializes in catastrophic personal injury cases, including motorcycle, trucking, and vehicular wrecks.  Nola also handles personal injury cases on premises including those that occur at apartment complexes, mental health facilities, and other businesses.

Mr. Warncke received his Bachelor of Business Administration, Magna Cum Laude, at Georgia State University in 1988.  He received his law degree from the University of Georgia School of Law, Cum Laude, in 1991.  While in law school, Mr. Warncke was selected as one of three students to represent UGA in the American College of Trial Lawyers National Moot Court Competition.  The three member team took second place  nationwide in brief writing.  The team also advanced to the quarter finals in the national oral argument competition in New York City.. Upon graduating from law school, Mr. Warncke began working as an associate at Dietrick, Evans, Scholz & Williams, and became partner on January 1, 1998.  In 2011, Mr. Warncke became a name partner in Evans, Scholz, Williams & Warncke, LLC.. Mr. Warncke has developed a niche representing insurance policyholders in claims involving long term disability, life insurance, and health insurance arenas.  He has handled hundreds of claims under both federal ERISA law and under Georgia state bad faith insurance law.   He is frequently invited to lecture and write professionally in his field of expertise, and is routinely associated by other attorneys to assist them in this highly complex legal environment.. Mr. Warncke’s practice also includes handling serious personal injury claims arising from work-related accidents, automobile collisions, and tractor trailer collisions.

Moses Kim is the Founding Partner of The Moses Firm, LLC, and represents individuals and families in serious personal injury, wrongful death, premises liability, and medical malpractice cases.  Moses has always been committed to excellence in his representation of his clients and, as a result, has been recognized by Georgia Trend Magazine as one of Georgia’s Legal Elite and by Super Lawyers Magazine and has earned a “Preeminent” rating by Martindale-Hubbell and a “10/10” Avvo rating.. Moses graduated from Emory University where he majored in Political Science and served as the President of the Student Government Association.  He then attended and graduated from the University of North Carolina School of Law in Chapel Hill, NC, where he served as the Chief Justice of the Moot Court team.  He received various honors in law school, including being inducted into the Order of the Barristers.  As an attorney, he has been recognized for his service to the community in Atlanta as an Outstanding Atlanta honoree and a LEAD Atlanta graduate.

Mecca has always stood up to bullies. It started on the playground—the tiniest one out there, but likely the loudest and the fastest to take a stand. Years later, after an accumulation of education with intense training mixed with her zeal for helping people, she continues fighting for the underdog against large corporations and insurance companies.. Mecca brings a distinctive skill set to the firm’s trial practice. She is tenacious, competitive, compassionate, honest, and a real straight shooter. Most importantly, she detests big businesses, industries, or anyone else standing in the way of her client and their fair compensation. Period.. Mecca’s professional background has enabled her to excel at trial work. She began clerking for judges while attending Valpo Law, but it was her clerkship with Georgia Supreme Court Justice Robert Benham that launched her legal career. After leaving the Supreme Court, Mecca practiced at arguably the state’s top boutique litigation firm. From there, she stepped into her calling as a trial lawyer with a national Black-owned law firm known not just for its spectacular verdicts but also its commitment to social justice. Now, as one of the state’s fastest rising legal stars, she is bringing her talents to the Werner Law team.. Winning justice for her deserving clients is not Mecca’s only professional desire. Committed to the adage “to whom much is given, much is required,” Mecca serves Atlanta’s legal community as a leader with the Georgia Association of Black Women Attorneys (GABWA), the Georgia Trial Lawyers Association (GTLA), and the DeKalb Bar Association. Mecca was selected as a 2017 member of the GTLA LEAD Program. She is an alumna of the State Bar of Georgia’s Young Lawyers’ Division Leadership Academy, and she has been recognized as a Super Lawyers Rising Star every year since 2019.

McMenamy Law is the Georgia Law Firm for people seriously injured in trucking accidents, car crashes and other accidents due to the negligence of others. For more than two decades, our firm has helped truck and auto accident victims pursue maximum damages for their injuries and wrongful death.. Greg McMenamy has over 30 years of experience; is an attorney who deeply cares about the people and families he helps through their most tragic events. He is actively involved in a wide variety of charitable, social and environmental organizations and dedicates a significant portion of his time to those in need.. For your convenience, we arrange meetings at your home or in the hospital throughout the state of Georgia when needed.. Call today for your free no obligation consultation:  or visit our website for more details.

MaryBeth V. Gibson was born in New York and grew up in Atlanta.  She graduated cum laude from the University of Georgia, with a B.S. in Biochemistry, and was a member of Alpha Epsilon Delta, the National Health Preprofessional Honor Society dedicated to the encouragement and recognition of excellence in preprofessional health scholarship. She received her J.D., cum laude, from the University of Georgia School of Law, where she was an active member of the Environmental Law Association. Upon graduation from law school, MaryBeth practiced law at one of the largest law firms in the southeast handling insurance coverage disputes and property and casualty matters on behalf of employers and insurers. She left that practice to pursue a career at The Finley Firm, P.C., representing clients in complex civil litigation.. Combining her analytical background with her passion for the law, MaryBeth brings a unique perspective to litigated matters. MaryBeth specializes in complex civil litigation, including business litigation, data breach litigation (representing Financial Institutions In Re: The Home Depot, Inc., Customer Data Security Breach Litigation, MDL 2583, serving as co-chair of Third-Party Discovery Committee), consumer fraud cases, corporate fraud cases, mass torts (representing multiple clients In Re: Vioxx Products Liability Litigation –  MDL 1657, participating in Discovery Committees In ReDePuy Orthopaedics, Inc., ASR Hip Implant Products Liability Litigation, MDL 2197, and In Re DePuy Orthopaedics, Inc., Pinnacle Hip Implant Products Liability Litigation, MDL 2244), and catastrophic injury claims.   Her practice involves an emphasis in Class Action Litigation [multi-million dollar judgment in Village Auto v. Rush, 286 Ga. App. 688(2007)] and Multi-District Litigation (Vioxx, Toyota, DePuy and Home Depot).. MaryBeth is also retained to act as Special-Counsel to law firms throughout the United States assisting in complex civil litigation.  She has litigation and trial experience in state and federal courts, as well as mediation and arbitration experience.  She was selected as Georgia Trend’s 2009 Legal Elite: Georgia’s Most Effective Lawyers.

Marcy is a skilled intellectual property attorney who is passionate about protecting her clients' trademark and IP rights. Marcy started her career at King & Spalding, where she gained invaluable litigation skills. She then spent over a decade honing her craft at Womble Carlyle in the Intellectual Property Group.. In 2017, Marcy followed her entrepreneurial dreams and founded Vivid IP. Marcy primarily focuses on trademark disputes and litigation, U.S. and international trademark clearance and registration, and copyright counseling and litigation. Clients rely on Marcy for her tenacious representation and relentless pursuit of optimial legal resolutions.. Outside of practicing law, Marcy plays ALTA tennis and enjoys hiking, skiing, fashion, and networking. She is always on the go where you can find her on the baseball, soccer, and football fields cheering on her three sons.

Lindsey's areas of concentration include commercial litigation, developer turnover and construction litigation, business disputes, contracts, and community association litigation. Lindsey received ACYL's "Young Lawyer of the Year" award and has been recognized in Atlanta Magazine as a 2015-2018 Georgia Super Lawyers Rising Star, an honor that no more than 2.5% of lawyers in the state receive each year.. Lindsey received her juris doctorate, cum laude, from Georgia State College of Law, where she served on the editorial board of the Georgia State Law Review and received the top grade in her Evidence, Civil Procedure, and Sales courses. Lindsey received her bachelor’s degree in Political Science from the University of Georgia.. Prior to joining the firm, Lindsey gained extensive experience as a litigation associate, handling cases from the initial client meeting through trial. She also completed a judicial externship with The Honorable Justice Hugh P. Thompson of the Georgia Supreme Court and clerked for The Honorable Judge Roger W. Dunaway and The Honorable Judge Harold A. Hinesley.. Lindsey currently serves on the board for the Atlanta Council of Younger Lawyers, the board of The Engineered Education's Blended School and volunteers with Junior League of Atlanta.

Kate’s behind the scenes experience has been invaluable in providing her with insight on nursing home and other civil litigation cases that most lawyers do not have. She worked as a staff attorney for Fulton County Superior Court Judge Jack Goger. This enabled her to learn the Court’s perspective regarding hundreds of different cases, including nursing home abuse, car accidents, medical malpractice, trucking accidents any many more, from the initial discovery stages through jury trial. She was also formally trained as a mediator while working for the Court.. After Kate completed her clerkship with Judge Goger, she worked for one of Atlanta’s top civil litigation defense firms, Carlock, Copeland & Stair, where she was made partner after building a successful nursing home practice. While at Carlock, Kate worked for many major insurance companies defending cases focusing on nursing home abuse, medical malpractice, and motor vehicle accidents. Learning about the nursing home industry from the inside out has made Kate an asset to any nursing home case.  Also knowing how the big insurance companies operate behind the scenes ensures Kate can evaluate a case the same way the insurance company does and know what they are thinking, what they are doing and why they are doing it.. Kate handles cases anywhere from the pre-suit phase, trial and the appellate level. Not all lawyers are able to handle appeals on the cases they litigate, but Kate argues her own appeals. She has even been fortunate enough to successfully argue before the Georgia Supreme Court.. Kate grew up in Lilburn, Georgia and attended Parkview High School. She obtained her undergraduate degree in Criminal Justice at the University of Georgia in Athens, Georgia where she underwent a full time internship at the Athens-Clarke County Solicitor General’s office. Kate earned her law degree from Emory University School of Law in Atlanta, Georgia where she was a member of the Moot Court Society and the Moot Court Review Board.. Kate has two wonderful sons, Jack and Connor. In her free time, she loves trying to learn new things such as golf and mountain biking. She is currently teaching herself to cook. Kate was an avid runner as a child and recently got back to running and completed her first half marathon in 2012. Kate loves to travel and experience other cultures. She is also a fan of live music and theatre.. Contact Kate at

John is a native Atlantan and a graduate of Southern Methodist University (SMU) in Dallas, Texas where he received his Bachelor of Arts in History and Political Science.  John earned his Juris Doctorate at Samford University's Cumberland School of Law in Birmingham, Alabama where he was selected for the Advanced Skills in Trial Advocacy program, while maintaining his academic status on the Dean's List.  John additionally earned his 3rd year practice card and worked at the Jefferson County District Attorney's office in Birmingham where he prosecuted numerous criminal cases.. John has been selected as a Super Lawyer - Rising Star for the past three years with featured articles in Atlanta Magazine.  Less than 2.5% of the practicing lawyers in the state of Georgia have received such a designation.  He has also been selected as one of the Top 40 Under 40 trial lawyers in the State of Georgia by the National Trial Lawyers.  He has dedicated his legal career to representing victims of severe and catastrophic personal injury, as well as families who have suffered the loss of loved ones as a result of negligence or wrongdoing of others.  He is admitted to practice in all superior and state courts of Georgia, including the Georgia Supreme Court and the Georgia Court of Appeals, as well as all federal courts in the Northern District of Georgia.. In a legal marketplace with many volume practitioners, John limits his practice to a few cases at a time, so he can focus on each client individually.  John remains friends with all of his clients, past and present, and brings a unique level of personal attention to each person he represents.  Any client of the Houghton Law Firm becomes a friend of John's for life.. John additionally enjoys volunteer work, and has dedicated a considerable amount of his time to Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD Georgia) and The Shepherd Center.  He is an active member of the Georgia Trial Lawyers Association (GTLA) and Civil Justice PAC where he serves as a member of the Communications Committee. He additionally serves as Chairman for the steering committee for Walk Like MADD, helping organize this yearly fundraiser in Georgia. John is also a member of Lawyers Club of Atlanta, the Atlanta Bar Association, and the American Association for Justice.. John has spoken statewide on a variety of topics including handling motor carrier claims, dram shop liability and punitive damages to name a few.  He annually co-chairs a CLE Seminar at the State Bar on Dram Shop Claims, and enjoys helping educate other practitioners.. When not practicing law or spending time with his wife and children, John enjoys jogging, golfing and fishing with his father, and rooting for his Atlanta Braves and Falcons.. John is always available to chat; his direct dial phone number at the office is.  Potential clients should feel free to call for a free consultation anytime, day or night.

John Garland has a reputation for excellence as a trial lawyer, a reputation built on over a decade of experience trying cases in both State and Federal Courts.  John comes from a long line of trial lawyers, which includes his father, Ed Garland, his grandfather and the firm's founder, Reuben A. Garland, his great-grandfathers and numerous uncles.  From this heritage came three cherished tenets: advocate vigorously for the Client, put the Client’s interests above all else, and respect the great responsibility of the lawyer’s role as last and only guardian of the Client’s freedom.. When John Garland graduated from the University of Vermont with a B.A. degree, magna cum laude, he could have chosen any number of professions to pursue, but his instincts, his innate talents and his family legacy all directed his focus on the law.  A native of Atlanta, John selected the law school of the University of Georgia where he graduated cum laude in 2004, and then he joined his father, Ed Garland, at Garland, Samuel & Loeb. He focuses on advocacy at the trial level, including criminal defense, personal injury, and product liability.. John has successfully handled many complex cases. Some notable cases as decibed in the "Legal Cases" section below.

Jessica Reece Fagan is a family law attorney. She is the CEO and Founding Partner at Fagan Law Group, LLC, a private, boutique family law practice located in Atlanta, Georgia. A natural extrovert, Jessica thrives in assisting clients and their families. She specializes in handling cases such as divorces, high asset negotiation and litigation, complex custody and child support disputes, family planning including prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, and related matters.. In addition to practicing family law full time, Jessica is highly involved in lawyer-related groups. She is active in the State Bar of Georgia and the Atlanta Bar Association. Jessica is also on the Leadership Council for the Atlanta Volunteer Lawyers Foundation, a member of Lawyer's Club of Atlanta, a Next30 Member of the Southern Environmental Law Center and a graduate of the YLD Leadership Academy Class of 2014. She is also the former editor of the DeKalb Bar Association newsletter, which won best newsletter during her tenure.. Jessica loves her city and is heavily involved in her community. She is an active supporter of several local community non-profits, including Georgia Organics. She is also the former Board President of Generation Green and a former Board Member of the Wylde Center.. A former newspaper journalist, Jessica regularly authors articles, web blogs, newsletter features, white papers/position papers, speeches, presentations, press releases, and media pitch materials.

Jessica Gallegos is an associate in the Atlanta office of Locke Lord LLP where she maintains a broad civil litigation practice, serving a variety of clients in the commercial business and financial industries. She has also handled compliance, pre-suit investigation, and litigation in labor, employment, and employee benefit matters for various companies, including multiple Fortune 500 Companies.

I knew at an early age that I wanted to help people, but I did not quite know how I could do that. I wasn’t particularly good at building things, and I didn’t feel like I’d make a very good police officer or firefighter. During my teenage years, a friend was wrongfully accused of something. The details don’t matter, but it triggered something in me. I wanted to fight for my friend. I needed to stand up for him and fight this injustice. I argued, advocated, and changed the minds of his accusers. It helped my friend and the experience helped me understand what brings me my deep gladness. Fighting to get justice for others.. And the world has a deep need for justice. Throughout my legal career, I’ve represented families and individuals who have been hurt by other people, healthcare organizations or corporations. And as the child of immigrants who fled Cuba for a country that valued justice and equality for all, I have a strong appreciation for our system of justice and the Constitutional right to a trial by jury. Fighting for my clients’ rights is something I care deeply about, and it is my honor to represent those who feel that they are powerless against insurance companies, healthcare providers and big corporations.. At The Pérez Law Firm, we have experience getting justice for the injured. Let us do that for you.

I have over 35 years of extensive experience in all areas of family law. I specialize in high asset divorce and custody itigation. My practice includes cases involving custody, parental alientation, alimony, legitimation,  paternity, child support,  contempt, enforcement and prenuptial and post nuptial agreement issues.  I have received numerous awards such as a Best Lawyer in America, a top 100 Georgia and Florida Family Law Attorney, Martindale Hubbel AV rated preeminent lawyer, by Legal Elite, and by Super Lawyers. I am Board Certified by the Florida Bar as an expert in Marital and Family Law. I also have been a leader both in the legal profession and in the community. I have served as a director and chairman on multiple boards. While practicing in Florida, I has served on the Executive Council of the Family Law Section of the Florida Bar. While serving as co-chairman of the Florida Family Law Equitable Distribution Committee, I co-drafted the current Florida Equitable Distribtion. I have lectured frequently to attorneys and law students on various marital and family law topics. In addition to this involvement, I am admitted to the bars of Alabama, Florida, and Georgia. My wife and I relocated to Atlanta  four years ago to join our three children and their families. I have three adult children who all reside in Atlanta and two incredibly precious granddaughters and one on the way.  My hobbies include spending quality time with my family. I am a passionate University of Georgia football fan.