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Ramsey B. Prather is an attorney at Butler Prather LLP. Ramsey represents individuals and businesses in a variety of practice areas, including False Claims Act litigation, business torts, and personal injury matters in Atlanta and throughout Georgia. Before Butler Prather LLP, Ramsey practiced law for several years in the healthcare group of a large international law firm, where he represented healthcare entities–such as hospital systems, skilled nursing facilities, and long term care pharmacies–in False Claims Act lawsuits, civil litigation proceedings, administrative matters, and government investigations.. Ramsey graduated from Tulane University Law School, magna cum laude, in 2010. While in law school, Ramsey served as editor-in-chief of the Tulane Law Review and was elected to the Order of the Coif.. Following law school, Ramsey served as a law clerk to the Honorable William H. Pryor Jr. on the United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit and to the Honorable Lance M. Africk on the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana

David E. Sher practices in the following areas of law:. Criminal Defense (includes felonies, sex crimes, possession of controlled substance, assault and battery, and serious traffic matters including hit-and-run, DUI/DWI, and accident related offenses). White Collar Crimes. Personal Injury. Wrongful Death. Legal Malprice. Commercial Litigation/Breach of contract. Expungement. Estate Administration. Defamation. Education:. American University, J.D., 1971, Kansas State University, B.A., 1968. Admitted:. 1972, Virginia, District of Columbia and U.S. District Court, District of Columbia; 1974, U.S. Supreme Court and U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Virginia, U.S. Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals.. Memberships:. Arlington County (Chair, Continuing Legal Education Committee, 1990-1996), Virginia Bar Associations; Virginia State Bar (Vice Chair, 2004 and Chair, 2005-2006, Fourth District Disciplinary Committee Section I); The Bar Association of the District of Columbia; Virginia Trial Lawyers Association.. Biography:. Voted, White Collar Criminal Super Lawyer, Washington, D.C., 2007, Voted one of the areas top attorneys by Super Lawyers (2007-2010). Assistant Commonwealth Attorney, Arlington County, Virginia, 1972-1974.. Representative Cases:. Princz v. Federal Republic of Germany et al, 1166, 307 U.S.(1994). Marlowe v. Commonwealth, 347 S.E.2d 167, 2 Va. App. 619(1986). Harper v. Harper, 229 S.E.2d 875,217 Va. 477(1976); Shipman v. Kruck, 267 Va. 495, 593

In the world of personal injury law, having a dedicated and passionate attorney can make all the difference.. Terry Goodspeed, Senior Attorney at Sam Aguiar Injury Lawyers, embodies this commitment to client care and exceptional legal representation.. He and his team continuously lead the Louisville office in amounts recovered, repeat clients, and unsolicited reviews from raving clients online.. He embodies everything the firm strives to provide to clients every day.. As a dedicated personal injury attorney committed to advocating for individuals impacted by serious injuries, Terry draws upon his sense of empathy and legal acumen to obtain life-changing client results.. He has focused his career on serving as a voice for those injured by no fault.. Before graduating from the University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law in 2009, Terry recognized the law as a powerful avenue through which he could make a tangible difference in the lives of those wrongfully injured.. He has dedicated his practice to serving and helping.

Paul was raised in Boston, Massachusetts. He graduated from Catholic Memorial High School and the University of Massachusetts. He received his law degree from Boston University Law School, where he developed an affinity for trial work. Paul began to develop his trial skills as a legal intern in the office of the Norfolk District Attorney. After graduating from law school, he accepted a position as an attorney with the Massachusetts Defenders Committee.. In 1978, Paul was invited to join the firm of Murphy, Lamere & Murphy, where he concentrated in trial work. There he developed additional specialties in civil litigation, medical malpractice, wrongful death and other complex personal injury litigation. In 1985, Paul successfully negotiated one of the first million dollar settlements in Massachusetts for a failure to diagnose cancer. Thereafter, Paul became a founding partner of Kenney, Conley, Sullivan & Smith, P.C., a general practice law firm, where he continued his litigation practice, specializing in the areas of wrongful death, construction site accidents, personal injury and medical malpractice.. As a partner of Kenney & Conley, P.C., Paul now concentrates on the litigation of catastrophic injury cases in the state and federal courts. He has lectured and written on a variety of subjects related to trial practice, and recently at the request of the Massachusetts Bar Association, chaired a seminar on wrongful death cases, for which he prepared an article entitled Maximizing Wrongful Death Damages From Interview To Verdict. Apart from the practice of law, Paul has served as the Chairman of the Board of Caritas Communities Inc., a non-profit corporation that provides safe and affordable housing for working men and women throughout greater Boston. Paul is a member of the Bar Association of Norfolk County, Massachusetts Bar Association, and the American Association for Justice.

I was raised in the small town of Viola, Arkansas and give credit of my success to my parents, Eddy and Jeanie Oliver.  I'm married to Codi, a pediatric occupational therapist who is the owner and director of Hoofin' iT, Hippotherapy.  An equestrian occupational therapy program for special needs children and young adults.  We have two beautiful daughters and enjoy family time on our farm in Northwest Arkansas.  One of my favorite past time's is riding horses.  My main horse is Chuckles!. My parent's named me after Satchel Paige the baseball player.  People often ask why there is not a "t" in my name.  The truth is that my parents where afraid I would be called a 'satchel bag' at school.  Pronouncing my name, Sach rhymes with batch or match.. I'm a graduate of Arkansas State University and the University of Arkansas School of Law.  In 2008 I was honored to be awarded the Arkansas Association of Trial Lawyers (ATLA) Outstanding Young Trial Lawyer and in 2015 the ATLA Outstanding Trial Lawyer.  One of my passions is teaching.  It is a privilege to teach litigation tactics around the country to National and State Trial Organizations.