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I am a practicing attorney devoted to assisting people with difficult legal problems particularly those involving alcohol and drug use.  As a former assistant district attorney, I learned the ins and outs of criminal practice and criminal procedure.. I enjoy meeting new people even under difficult circumstances and make every effort to leave those I work with better off both legally and personally.. I have been married to Catherine Ann Thomas of Columbia, South Carolina for over 20 years and we have lived in Atlanta, Georgia for most of that time.  We have three children, Tommy, Margaret, and Anna.. The family enjoys historical reenacting, theater, reading and watching each other play soccer.. If I can be of assistance regarding any of your legal needs please let me know.

Having spent the first part of my career as a doctor, once I transitioned to law it seemed appropriate to devote my practice to medical malpractice cases.  Initially I worked to defend medical professionals against medical malpractice claims while now I work to help those that have been wrongfully injured as a result of negligent care provided by medical professionals.  My experience within the medical arena provide me with a strong set of tools to truly evaluate the medical tasks, and duties that might have helped protect the injured.

Frank Burns, Esq. is the founder of J. Franklin Burns, P.C. and a native of Gainesville, Georgia. He began his legal career at Gorby & Reeves, an insurance defense law firm where he represented employers and insurance companies in Workers’ Compensation matters across the State of Georgia.. In 2002, he opened his law practice, J. Franklin Burns, P.C., devoting his practice exclusively to the representation of injured workers and personal injury victims. His experience in representing "the other side” has proven to be invaluable with respect the representation of injured workers.

For over fifteen years, I have developed a commercial litigation practice with an emphasis on creditors’ rights and construction and real estate litigation. I help clients resolve issues with business customers ranging from simple account collections to more complex contract disputes and suits to enforce lien or bond rights in connection with construction projects. I also assist clients with pre-litigation strategies as well as actions in the state, federal and bankruptcy courts of Georgia.

For over three decades, clients have turned to me to help resolve their legal problems all over Georgia in City, State, County and Federal Courts in the areas of Criminal Defense, DUI defense, Traffic Court Defense and Personal Injury. We have spent thousands of hours in court aggressively defending clients with cases just like yours.. Thomas Nagel has earned an AV rating through The Martindale Hubbell peer review rating system and was named one of Georgia's Legal Elite as published in Georgia Trend Magazine.

Evin L. Somerstein exclusively practices Family Law litigation and Collaborative Law to assist clients in complex divorce and custody matters, support, division of marital estates, and prenuptial agreements.. Evin’s beginning in criminal defense created his compelling courtroom presence and his unique style has earned him the respect of judges, attorneys, and clients alike.. Evin takes pride in producing creative solutions for clients through Collaborative Law and is a founding member of the Atlanta Collaborative Divorce Alliance.. He has served on the Board of Directors for the Collaborative Law Institute of Georgia since 2007.  Evin frequently lectures at seminars and is a regular Radio Guest Speaker on Q100, The Bert Show’s “Ask the Divorce Attorney.”  He is a 1994 graduate of the University of Georgia School of Law and 1989 graduate of the University of Georgia’s College of Journalism.

Eric Coffelt earned his Juris Doctor from Georgia State University College of Law. Prior to that, Eric attended Mercer University, where he studied criminal justice and graduated magna cum laude. While in law school, Eric competed in national mock trial competitions as part of Georgia State's distinguished Student Trial Lawyer's Association, was the Vice President of the Criminal Law Association, and was awarded the prestigious Georgia Civil Justice Foundation Scholarship for Excellence in Trial Advocacy.. Virtually all of Eric's litigation experience has been in the area of criminal defense. His passion for helping those accused of criminal offenses began during law school, where he focused on Trial Advocacy, Advanced Criminal Litigation, and Forensic Evidence. While completing his education, Eric also worked on: death penalty cases in both the trial and appellate divisions of the Office of the Georgia Capital Defender in Atlanta; high profile murder cases with the Maricopa County Public Defender's Office in Phoenix, Arizona; and also worked for the Dekalb County Public Defender's Office in Decatur - where he won his first DUI jury trial before even graduating from law school.. Today, in addition to fighting on behalf of his clients in the courtroom, Eric dedicates much of his time to helping educate the general public about how to preserve and protect their rights when confronted by law enforcement - a mission he tirelessly continues to pursue. Eric has also spent considerable time and effort attempting to influence the debates taking place within and among law enforcement agencies throughout the world. For example, in October of 2010 Eric was a presenter at BIT's First Annual World Congress of Forensics in Dalian, China. At that historic gathering, which was attended by leading forensic experts from all over the world, Eric drew their attention to the ever-growing evidence that fingerprint identification is unreliable, unscientific, and (like most other forms of forensic "science,") has been responsible for many false accusations and wrongful convictions.

Donald Cook has specialized in civil litigation matters his entire legal career of over twenty five (25) years. He specializes in representing clients in domestic relations matters, including high income divorce cases involving property division, valuation of assets, child support and alimony. Mr. Cook has extensive experience handling high conflict, contested custody cases. His practice also includes negotiating settlement agreements, modification agreements and pre and post nuptial agreements. Prior to joining Smith & Liss, LLC, Mr. Cook was a partner at McGee & Oxford, LLP, a general practice and litigation firm.. Complimenting his family law practice, Mr. Cook represents individual and corporate clients in business, commercial and contract litigation in State and Federal court. These actions include breach of contract, business fraud and real estate issues. His practice includes extensive representation of commercial and residential Brokers in real estate commission disputes and other related issues.. Mr. Cook has an AV Rating with Martindale-Hubbard’s Bar Register, which is the highest attainable rating as to his legal skill level and integrity. He received his Bachelor of Arts Degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and earned his J.D. degree, cum laude, from Walter F. George School of Law, Mercer University, where he was a published member of the school’s law review. Mr. Cook is a member of the State Bars of Georgia and North Carolina.

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Casey Cleaver is an Associate Attorney with the Willis Law Firm. Casey’s educational background includes a Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice with a minor in Legal Studies from the University of Central Florida, the 2017 College Football National Champions.*. Casey then went on to law school where he graduated from the nationally ranked Campbell University Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law located in Raleigh, North Carolina. Upon graduating law school, Casey was awarded Most Outstanding Advocate by the North Carolina Advocates for Justice. Casey also served as a marketing co-chair and event coordinator for CPILSA, Campbell Public Interest Law Students Association.. During law school, Casey was sworn in under the Third Year Practice Rule and represented the State of North Carolina within the District Attorney’s Office in Wilmington, North Carolina. While there, Casey had the privilege of working with and trying cases in front of the local defense bar, victims, witnesses, and district court judges. Casey also had the incredible opportunity to work for the Wake County Public Defender’s Office in his second year of law school. Casey is forever grateful to have experience in both defense and prosecution because he feels it provides him with a balanced and well-rounded approach in analyzing cases.. Casey has chosen this area of law because he firmly believes protecting the civil liberties and rights of others is a profession of the highest calling. He aspires to make a positive impact in people’s lives when they need it most.. “Service to others is the rent you pay for your room here on earth.”. -Muhammad Ali

Being charged with a crime is a disruptive and stressful event.  If you or someone you care about is charged with a crime, you need an experienced and aggressive attorney to defend the case.  Please call for a free consultation.

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Attorney Ross Moore, founder of Ross Moore II, P.C., is a passionate advocate on behalf of those who have been injured by the negligence or sheer recklessness of others. Ross takes an aggressive stance on behalf of his clients. He is dedicated to upholding his clients’ rights and not letting insurance companies take advantage of them. Due to his tenacity, diligence, and personal approach to each case, Ross has secured millions of dollars for his clients in verdicts and settlements.. In high school in Springfield, Tennessee, Ross first discovered his love for the law. In fact, Ross was one of the leaders who helped his high school’s Mock Trial Team rank in the state’s top five – the first time it had been accomplished in that school’s history.. Ross completed his undergraduate degree at the University of Tennessee. He became a Kappa Alpha Order founding father, Pi Chapter, and was elected as Student Senator. In May of 2012, Ross graduated from Atlanta's John Marshall Law School with his Juris Doctorate.. Ross is not afraid to become deeply involved in his clients’ cases. He maintains a thorough understanding of his clients’ cases on all fronts, meticulously investigating the accident scene and taking the time to meet with his clients’ physicians so that he understands the damages they have sustained.. Should a case not settle quickly for a just amount of compensation, Ross has the skill, knowledge, and experience necessary to take the case to court. Ross is no stranger to trying cases, arguing motions, and appealing decisions that he believes are unjust.

Attorney Amber Saunders' business and estate planning practice focuses on helping families enhance their lives today and secure their futures tomorrow. She excels in guiding her clients through the often-confusing maze of financial, business and legal decisions to create plans that ensure the well-being of their families and the accomplishment of cherished family goals. Her considerable legal expertise includes intellectual property, contract drafting and disputes, family protection, wealth preservation, and values-based planning, as well as planning strategies for unmarried couples and divorced individuals. Amber graduated from Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School in 2009 and served as a Judicial Assistant to the Honorable Judge Penny Brown Reynolds on the State Court of Fulton County. While at John Marshall, Amber received the Advocacy Award for her work on the Moot Court Team, served as a Dean’s Fellow because of her legal writing skills, and served on both the local and regional board for the Black Law Students Association. After graduation, Amber started Enrichment Prep, a standardized test preparation company that focused on helping students in marginalized communities excel on college preparation exams. Amber won a start-up grant from 100 Urban Entrepreneurs and worked with the organization for several years helping minority entrepreneurs prepare to pitch their businesses to investors. Amber is the author of Ahead of the Curve: What Parents Need to Know to Get their Kids into College, which was published by Peterson’s in 2014. In 2013, Amber started Saunders Law Group, where she represented high-net-worth families and their businesses in various personal and business matters. Amber is the founding Partner of Naoulo & Saunders, a law firm in Atlanta, Georgia that specializing in providing a new approach to business planning that incorporates tax, succession, business, estate and intellectual property planning into every aspect of the work done for clients.

Ashley Wine was born in Atlanta, Georgia. She lived in a number of major cities throughout the United States before her family settled in Orlando, Florida, where she lived until she graduated from high school. Ashley went on to attend The University of Mississippi (Ole Miss) where she received an Academic Excellence Scholarship. While at Ole Miss, Ashley served as Vice-President of her sorority, Alpha Omicron Pi. In addition to being involved on campus, she made Chancellor's Honor Roll, Dean's Honor Roll, and was accepted into the prestigious organizations: Order of Omega, Omicron Delta, and Who's Who Among Students in America's Colleges and Universities. Ashley graduated Cum Laude from Ole Miss in May 2008.. After graduating from Ole Miss, Ashley attended Stetson University College of Law. While at Stetson, Ashley was a member of the Florida Association of Women Lawyers, Phi Alpha Delta, and became involved with her community in the Junior League of St. Petersburg. She graduated in May 2011 with a Certificate of Concentration in Elder law and was awarded for her outstanding Pro Bono and Leadership work.. Prior to becoming a founding partner at Hackett & Wine, LLC, Ashley worked for a prominent Orlando attorney assisting with high profile criminal and divorce cases, the Coleman Legal Group, LLC, and the Boyd Law Group, LLC. Since she became a partner at Hackett & Wine, LLC, Ashley has handled hundreds of domestic cases ranging from high assets divorces, to custody modifications, to contempt.

As an attorney I have always been focused on the needs of plaintiffs. I consider it my duty as your attorney to make every part of your case clear to you, each step of the way. I will fight tirelessly for you and remain open to any questions and concerns you have as we work to resolve your case. I understand the perils of a legal battle and that is why I make myself personally available to you at all times (24/7) throughout your case.. I was born and raised in Bradenton, Florida. I earned my bachelors degree in political science from Florida State University, and received my Juris Doctorate from John Marshall Law School in to starting my own practice I worked in another top-injury firm in Georgia, specializing in wrongful death, trucking accidents, premises liability, and catastrophic personal injury. From day-one I have been dedicated to ensuring and protecting the rights of injured plaintiffs.

After over 30 years of experience representing clients in construction and complex business litigation matters, I am excited about offering my services as a mediator.  While I will continue representing clients in litigation and counseling them regarding construction and business matters, I am devoting a significant portion of my practice to helping parties resolve their civil disputes in mediation.. I am registered with the Georgia Office of Dispute Resolution.  I have experience mediating cases involving construction, contracts, employment, and real estate matters.  I also have experise helping parties with domestic relations disputes.

Admitted to practice law in Georgia since 1994, Daniel D. Munster has invested more than twenty-five years assisting Georgians with various Eldercare, Special Needs, and traditional Estate Planning matters. While his main office is located in Atlanta, Georgia, the firm provides representation to clients across the state without regard to geographic location. When distance presents a challenge, meeting at a satellite office or via video conference is possible.. The opportunity to care for an aging or disabled loved one can be an incredible blessing, yet can also present a minefield fraught with pitfalls for those lacking a comprehensive estate / long-term care plan consisting of the ideal asset structure and legal documents (Wills, Trusts, General Powers of Attorney and/or Medical Directives). Whether the client is adapting their estate in crisis mode because nursing home care is needed in real time or implementing a plan preemptively, Mr. Munster’s goal is always to provide effective and easily understood advice leading to the client’s objective. While the firm offers assistance with traditional estate planning matters, many of Mr. Munster's cases involve long-term care planning and asset protection via nursing home Medicaid and/or VA long-term care benefits.. Mr. Munster's ethical and compassionate approach to the practice of law has earned favorable recognition within the legal community. For example, Martindale-Hubbell has awarded Mr. Munster its highest peer review rating (AV Preeminent) every year since 2005. Atlanta Magazine has named him a SuperLawyer® each year since 2007. Best Lawyers in America® has included Mr. Munster in its rankings (Elder Law / Trusts & Estates) in 2019 and 2020. Finally, U.S. News & World Report ranked Mr. Munster’s law firm among Georgia’s “Tier 1 – Best Law Firms” in the recently released 10th Edition (2020) of their prestigious annual rankings.

Adam is a trial lawyer specializing in representing plaintiffs in class actions, business torts, catastrophic personal injury and wrongful death, and other complex litigation.