Rideshare accident attorneys in Atlanta, Georgia

One of nine listings here whose register window covers an entire career — Georgia publishes from January 1991, and he was admitted in November 1993. Runs a dedicated rideshare accident page. A heavy television advertiser, which tells you about a marketing budget and nothing about a lawyer.

Fifty-three years at the Georgia bar and the 80th Governor of Georgia. The State Bar registers him as Hon. Roy E. Barnes. His is also the listing where Georgia's window matters most: he was admitted in 1972 and the register publishes from January 1991, so nineteen years of his career sit outside what it shows. His registered office is in Marietta, not Atlanta.

Forty years at the Georgia bar, admitted five years before the register's window opens — so his first five years sit outside what Georgia publishes. He moved from labour-law defence to plaintiff's work and founded his firm in 1989.

Thirty-seven years at the Georgia bar, admitted two years before the register's window opens. His registered office is in Duluth, about twenty-five miles north-east of Atlanta, not the city itself.

Admitted 23 July 1991, six months after Georgia's window opens — so the register reaches his entire career, by a narrow margin. His register records the firm as Grant G. Morain, P.C.; he practises publicly as part of Morain & Buckelew, LLC.

Thirty-three years at the Georgia bar, admitted two and a half years after the register's window opens, so the record reaches his whole career. The only lawyer on our Georgia pages whose law school is outside the South.

Fifteen years at the Georgia bar, entirely inside the register's window. Holds both a law degree and an MBA from the University of Georgia; the register records the law degree.

Fourteen years at the Georgia bar, entirely inside the register's window. Spent his first six years defending doctors, nurses and hospitals in malpractice cases before switching sides in 2018.

Eleven years at the Georgia bar, entirely inside the register's window. His registered office is in Peachtree Corners, about twenty miles north-east of Atlanta. His register records two sections: Product Liability and Insurance Law.

The thinnest register entry on our Georgia pages. It carries his name, a city — Decatur — his status, his admission date, his law school and two Bar sections. No firm name, no street address, no telephone, no email. The firm details here come from his own site.

Eight years at the Georgia bar, entirely inside the register's window. His register records the firm as Jeremy Pineres Law LLC; it trades as JP Law. His only registered Bar section is Workers' Compensation Law.

Five years at the Georgia bar, the newest on our Georgia pages. Her registered address is annotated “By Appointment” by the Bar itself — an appointment-only office rather than a staffed one. Her register lists the same number for telephone and fax.