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With years of experience practicing immigration law before the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, the Executive Office of Immigration Review, and the Department of State, Massiel Silva, along with her partner Peter Tadeo, Esq. founded the firm Tadeo & Silva Immigration Attorneys. Attorney Silva is a current member in good standing of the State Bar of Georgia, and the American Immigration Lawyers Association, and the Georgia Hispanic Bar Association.. Massiel Silva graduated from Emory University School of Law and Georgia State University. While in law school at Emory, Attorney Silva was the Vice- President of the National Hispanic Bar Association Law School Division of the Georgia-Alabama-Mississippi region. She was also the Vice-President of the Latin American Law Student Association and a member of the Immigration Law Practice Society. During college, Attorney Silva worked for close to two years at the Latin American Association, where she found her passion for advocacy for the immigrant community. Attorney Silva was born and raised in the Dominican Republic and immigrated to the United States to pursue a legal education. She is an avid world traveler and enjoys dancing ballet and practicing yoga.

Scott always desired to be a voice for those who needed help. This is the underlying motivation for the firm. We are making a commitment to assist those who are unable to assist themselves.. To enhance his abilities to service the needs of his clients, Scott maintains memberships and participates in a number of professional organizations such as the Association of Trial Lawyers of America, Georgia Trial Lawyers Associations, Workers Compensation Claimants Lawyers Assoc., State Bar of Georgia Workers' Compensation Section. Scott also was invited to speak and share his knowledge at the State Board of Workers Annual Convention in 2005, the Annual Workers Compensation Seminar in 2011, and most recently in 2016 at the State Bar of Georgia Small Firm and Solo Practitioner Annual Seminar in 2016.. Scott is happily married and has two wonderful sons. His family is an active supporter of the Childrens' Miracle Network and the March Of Dimes. Both organizations help fund medical research for the treatment and care of premature babies.

Philip was born and raised in the Atlanta area. He attended Providence Christian Academy in Lilburn, Georgia, where he was a pitcher on the varsity baseball team. Philip continued to pursue his love for baseball into college before an injury to his shoulder ended his playing career. Philip graduated from Augusta State University, renamed Augusta University, before earning his Juris Doctor from the University of Georgia.. While in law school, Philip was a member of the Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity, Student Bar Association, Public Defender Clinic, and student attorney in the Public Interest Practicum. During his summer breaks and part-time during his semesters, Philip worked as a law clerk with one of the country’s most well-known plaintiffs’ firm specializing in mass tort litigation. Philip assisted the firm in representing clients from all across the country in litigation against some of the world’s largest pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturers.. Philip has dedicated his practice solely on representing individuals who have suffered personal injuries due to the wrongful acts of others. Philip focuses his practice on dangerous drugs, defective medical products, auto and trucking accidents, premises liability cases, and serious personal injury. As a trial attorney with The Pendergrass Law Firm, Philip invests great care and attention to detail in his zealous pursuit to deliver justice and maximum value for his clients.. Philip and his wife live in Peachtree Corners with their daughter and Maggie the golden retriever. When not working, Philip enjoys, cheering on the Georgia Bulldogs, Atlanta Falcons, and Atlanta Braves, playing golf, traveling, cooking, and spending time with his family and friends.

Patricia Elrod-Hill is the only Attorney in the state of Georgia that is both a Certified Elder Law Attorney (certified by the National Elder Law Foundation) and a former Attorney for the VA.

Mr. Near is married with two children and lives in Cumming, Georgia. He enjoys spending time with his family, movies, reading, and traveling. Since 1989, Brian Near has been an active trial and bankruptcy lawyer, handling cases involving domestic disputes, auto and accident injuries, wrongful death, medical malpractice, premises liability, and debt relief cases. Brian Near has owned and operated two restaurants, and maintained his own legal practice since 1994.

Mr. McGahren handles multiple cases involving personal injury including car accidents, truck accidents, and wrongful death. He is focused on building long term relationships with clients in order to provide them access to competent advice on their legal issues.

Mr. Bair is a founding partner of the law firm Bair Wilson Sharma, LLC located in Peachtree Corners, Georgia. Bair Wilson Sharma, LLC focuses on representing clients in the following practice areas: Personal Injury, Immigration and Family Law.. Brennan was born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia. He graduated from Georgia Tech with a B.S. in 2002 and obtained his J.D. from Georgia State University College of Law in 2005.. He has practiced law in the State of Georgia for over 15 years. During that time, he has represented thousands of individuals in Personal Injury, Family Law, Immigration and Criminal Defense cases. Brennan is an effective and persuasive trial lawyer who fights for his clients and prides himself on being honest in his assessment of their cases. He has appeared before judges in countless juvenile, administrative, magistrate, probate, state, superior and federal courts in the state of Georgia, as well as immigration courts throughout the United States.

Meredith Hilton, Esq. concentrates on helping families with their estate planning and probate needs. Additionally, Meredith routinely works with families with children with special needs to draft and implement special needs trusts.  Office located in Peachtree Corners with additional appointments available upon request in convenient locations across Metro-Atlanta.. With a child with special needs of her own, Meredith Hilton strives to foster personal relationships with her clients so as to give individualized attention to each family.

Liliya Makhlaychuk-Sharma is a Founding Partner of Bair Wilson Sharma, LLC located in Peachtree Corners, Georgia. Bair Wilson Sharma, LLC is committed to providing high quality, professional and compassionate legal representation to diverse clientele in a wide range of practice areas with a focus in Personal Injury, Family Law, and Immigration Law.. Liliya was born in Moshny, Ukraine, but spent most of her childhood in Burundi, where her father worked as a medical doctor with the Organization of the United Nations.. She graduated with honors from Moshny High School and earned her Master’s Degree in International and European Business Law from the University of Social Sciences in Toulouse, France. Liliya also completed an internship with the United Nation Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights in Bujumbura, Burundi in 2003.. After moving to the United States, Liliya worked as a litigation paralegal for a prominent personal injury firm where she handled a high volume of cases, such as tractor trailer accidents, catastrophic brain injuries, wrongful death and premises liability. During her time as a paralegal, Liliya developed a passion for helping people and decided to pursue her career as a lawyer.In her free time, Liliya enjoys spending time with her husband and their son and daughter. She also loves cooking, baking, and traveling.

I was born in Cleveland Ohio, but raised in Naples, FL. While in college, I was in the Air Force ROTC program and, after graduation, I was commissioned as a 2nd Lieutenant in the Air Force. While on active duty, I completed my masters degree in international relations.. After 4 1/2 years, I separated with an Honorable Discharge and was awarded the Air Force Commendation Medal.. I then took a job in Orlando supervising the residential construction process of some pretty amazing houses for David Weekley Homes. My first community was Baldwin Park. Anyone familiar with Orlando knows that Baldwin Park was a Navy base which was demolished around 2000. It was then sold to a developer and is now a beautiful master-plan community.. As I was always curious about law school, I took my LSAT in the fall of 2006 and applied to Georgia State's College of Law and was accepted to start in the fall of 2007. Going back to being a broke college student at age 31 was not an easy transition. So, I took an overload of classes for 3 straight semesters so I could graduate an entire semester ahead of my peers. After graduating in December 2009, I took the bar exam in February 2010, and received my results in May 2010 and began working at David West & Associates shortly thereafter.. While with David, my eyes were opened to how calloused and unjust our criminal "justice" system usually is. Law enforcement is usually rewarded and promoted based on arrests made and citations issued. Prosecutors are rewarded and promoted based on conviction percentages. As such, they usually don't care if the accused is guilty or not. Furthermore, judges are re-elected for being "tough on crime". To make matters worse, most criminal defense lawyers care far more about the money than they do their clients.. In April 2012, I decided it was time to learn the civil side of the law. Since that time, I have specialized in personal injury cases mainly stemming from auto accidents and injuries sustained on common carriers. I also now have experience defending Eight Amendment excessive force cases as well as other Civil Rights cases. I have also been on the other side of the table as our firm does take plaintiff cases in many of these areas.

I specialize in wrongful death and personal injury cases. This includes automobile, motorcycle and bicycle crashes, truck wrecks, medical malpractice claims, animal attacks, and premises liability claims.  I also handle other civil litigation matters.  We handle these cases pre-litigation and through litigation and appeals.

I practice Business Law, Business Litigation, and Fiduciary Litigation.  In addition, I am registered as an arbitrator and general civil mediator with the Georgia Supreme Court Commission on Dispute Resolution.. I represent businesses of all sizes, as well as business owners, families, and individuals, in various types of litigation, including disputes related to contracts, construction, business torts, real estate, probate and fiduciary matters.  I also review, negotiate and draft contracts, provide advice to existing businesses and start-ups, and assist clients in the formation of business entities.  Prior to becoming an attorney, my background included computer programming and related experience in the technology field, as well as operating small businesses.  I believe this additional experience provides me with valuable insight into the issues that my clients encounter.  With an approach that strives to understand my clients' business or situation and apply first-rate problem-solving skills, I am driven by results: achieving the best possible outcome with the least amount of disruption to my clients.. I am a member of the State Bars of Pennsylvania and Georgia.  I am admitted to practice in the Georgia Supreme Court, Georgia Court of Appeals, U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia, U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Georgia, U.S. Court of Appeals (11th Circuit), Pennsylvania Supreme Court, Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court, Pennsylvania Superior Court, Pennsylvania Court of Common Pleas, U.S. District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania, and the U.S. Supreme Court.. I have also appeared pro hac vice in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Missouri, the Chancery Court for Knox County, Tennessee, the Chancery Court for Shelby County, Tennessee, the Tennessee Court of Appeals, and the Supreme Court of Tennessee.

I have been representing individuals and small businesses in Metro Atlanta (primarily northern tier counties) for 30+ years. I enjoy one-on-one interaction with my clients and their cases. My goal is to achieve my client's goals while maintaining the highest level of professionalism and courtesy possible.

D. Sharmin Arefin focuses her practice in the areas of consumer protection defense, regulatory compliance and employment litigation. Sharmin has substantial litigation experience regarding claims arising under federal and state consumer protection statutes. She also has significant experience in the areas of automobile advertising and sales practices, mortgage related repurchase demands and litigation, contested foreclosures, and employment related investigations and litigation.. Sharmin served as a Deputy Attorney General for the State of New Jersey where she represented the state in both litigation and non-litigation matters, including mediation, on behalf of the New Jersey Division of Youth and Family Services (DYFS). She was the first Deputy Attorney General assigned to lead the Essex County Family Drug Court Pilot Program.. Sharmin then served as a Staff Attorney for the Georgia Governor’s Office of Consumer Protection where she directed investigations and enforcement actions under the Georgia Fair Business Practices Act.. She practiced in the mortgage lending litigation and regulatory compliance fields with well-known, national, mortgage lending law firms.. Sharmin is a member of the Automotive Resource Network, serving as a committee chairperson in 2015. She currently serves the American Bar Association as a committee director and member of the Editorial Board for Business Law Today. She is a member of the ABA’s Young Lawyers Division, Chair of the Diversity Task Force for the Business Law Section’s Consumer Financial Services Committee and the Consumer Financial Services Committee’s Committee Director of the Business Law Section Diversity and Inclusion Committee.. Sharmin received her B.A. in Political Science and Sociology from Rutgers University and her J.D. from Seton Hall University School of Law. She is admitted to practice law in Georgia, New Jersey, New York and the U.S. District Courts for the Northern, Middle and Southern Districts of Georgia, the District of New Jersey and the Southern District of New York.

Cameron Simone Roberts is originally from Atlanta, GA. She attended Greater Atlanta Christian School (GACS) and went on to graduate from Pope High School in East Cobb, GA with honors. She is the youngest of 7 siblings. Cameron competed in competition cheerleading, track, and orchestra. She also served as Cheer Captain her senior year of high school. Cameron began playing the violin in 6th grade and continues to play to this day, although now she prefers the electric violin, over her original acoustic instrument.. After high school, Cameron was accepted into the University of Georgia. She’s an avid Bulldawg fan! She also is a UGA- Zeta Tau Alpha, and during her time at UGA served as Ritual Chair for ZTA, as well as, Pi Kappa Phi – sister.. Cameron graduated from the University of Georgia with a Bachelor’s degree in International Affairs with a minor in National Security, which she graduated her junior year of college with. She completed her 4th/senior year of undergrad with a Bachelor’s degree in Spanish while residing in Barcelona, Spain, and attending La Universidad Internacional Menéndez Pelayo.. Subsequently, she attended law school at Walter F. George School of Law at Mercer University. She was elected President of AWLS (Women’s Lawyer Association) at Mercer Law. Her 1st year of law school, she founded the law school division for the GA Legal Food Frenzy under Attorney General Sam Olens, and went on to represent Mercer Law in a win against all the law schools in Georgia several times after. She has served as a Regional Chair for the GA LFF since 2011. During this time she also served as a board member for the Middle Georgia Community Food Bank, and served as a translator at the Athens-Clarke County Food Bank. This initiative led her to receive the law student of the year award from the Georgia Assoc. of Women Lawyers, where she currently serves as Chapter President.. During law school, Cameron became certified to personal train, as well as, certified to teach cycling and kickboxing. She taught at gyms all over GA and continues to substitute teach still today. Passion in wellness.. After law school, Cameron worked as Staff Attorney for the Honorable George Nunn, Chief Superior Court Judge in Houston County, GA, where she went on to serve as Assistant District Attorney. Cameron also served as Assistant District Attorney for the Tifton Judicial Circuit, which covers numerous counties in South Georgia, and where her trial practice truly began.. After the DA’s office, Cameron was offered a job in private practice at Wilmot&Powell, where she served as the Assistant City Attorney for Tifton, as well as, began practicing personal injury, family law, probate, criminal defense, and more.. After W&P, Cameron started her own law firm, Cameron Roberts Law, and was offered a job as “Of Counsel” to Hudson Injury Firm, formally known as Hudson King Injury Firm. This is where Cameron began becoming active in GTLA and starting to spend more time in the ATL area again.. Cameron currently serves as the President of the Tifton Bar Association, as well as, the Tifton Chapter President of the Georgia Association of Women Lawyers (GAWL). Cameronalso serves as the Chairman for the GA YLD (Young Lawyers Division) Wellness Committee.. In October 2021- Cameron was appointed as a Magistrate Judge in Tift County, GA, and remains active in said position, today.. Cameron is an active member of GTLA (Georgia Trial Lawyer Association) and was elected to GTLA LEAD (2021-2022 year), where she received the award for “Biggest Personality”.. After practicing around the state, Cameron was ready to return to her hometown of Atlanta, GA, where her family currently resides and where she began practicing with Cheves Briceno Law. Cameron currently resides in Sandy Springs, GA. She enjoys running, mountain biking, playing the violin, kayaking, fishing, scalloping, flying/working on a pilot’s license, and of course… supporting the Dawgs!

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As a personal injury attorney, I work to help injured people navigate the complexities of the legal system when they are the victims of an accident.  I take much pride in obtaining the best results for my clients.. Como abogado de lesiones personales, trabajo para ayudar a la gente lesionada navegar las complejidades del sistema legal cuando son victimas de un accidente.  Estoy muy orgulloso de poder obtener los mejores resultados para mis clientes.

After my own emergency surgery, I dedicated my legal practice to helping those who have been injured.  My personal understanding of the physical, mental, emotional and financial battle involved with a serious injury drives me to push for your best interests day in and day out.. I have successfully tried cases to verdict throughout Georgia, including Dekalb, Fulton, Gwinnett, Cobb, Henry, Pickens, Oconee and Bartow counties.  I have represented clients in a variety of cases, including wrongful death, tractor-trailer accidents, car accidents, motorcycle accidents, slip-and-falls, road rage, burn cases, school fights, animal attacks, home explosions, bus accidents, gas leaks, wrongful arrest, shooting cases, deck collapse cases, and other catastrophic injury cases.. If you have suffered a serious injury, please do not hesitate to contact me.  Retaining an attorney for yourself or a loved one is an important decision.  I will speak with you over the phone and/or in person at no charge, so that you are able to make an informed decision.  I look forward to the opportunity to maximize your financial recovery and help you navigate through the legal process stress-free.