Attorney Michael Drake has dedicated his entire career to fighting for individuals and families who have been wrongfully injured or killed. If you or a loved one have been injured in an accident, contact Attorney Drake today.

Attorney Eldridge Suggs IV has served his community starting with enlistment in the U.S. Navy and then serving as a Police Officer. Later, he served as a Civil Rights Lawyer for Justice. Now at Suggs Law Firm, P.C., he is completely committed to making our community a safer place to live. Safety rule violators beware! Suggs demands high and fair compensation for those seriously injured, and he has recovered millions of dollars in compensation for injured people across the U.S.

Judge Marc Pilgrim is a proud graduate of the University of Georgia School of Law and has been practicing law for over twenty-eight years. He currently serves as a part time Probate Court Judge in Fulton County. His primary practice areas are criminal law, probate, estate planning, real estate and personal injury. During his extensive legal career, he has fought for the rights of his clients in front of Judges throughout the state, including the Supreme Court of Georgia. His diverse legal background allows him to identify defenses and legal strategies which gives his clients the edge during trials and in negotiations with prosecutors. As a trail attorney, Marc used his teaching gifts for making complex legal concepts easy to understand for his clients and for the courts. As a professor, Marc taught civil procedure, property law, business law and paralegal studies in the traditional setting at Morris Brown College. In addition, he taught an accelerated paralegal studies program at the University of Georgia's Gwinnett Campus, training the next generation of paralegals with practical and textbook knowledge of the legal profession. Marc's ability to simplify concepts is of great benefit to his real estate practice where new buyers often have questions about the process and the documents they are signing. His sincere desire to help them understand creates a stress free and efficient closing experience for buyers, sellers and agents. Marc believes in providing the most convenient closing experience for all parties and doesn't mind taking the closing experience outside of his office, providing mobile closing services for clients on both ends of the transaction throughout the metro area. Marc explains his client-centered approach to his real estate practice this way, “I try to work with my client's busy schedules. I let them go as fast or as slow as they need and take the closing table to them whenever closing at the office in the traditional setting is not convenient for them. When they close with me, they will feel as though they understand the documents and walk away satisfied and without losing excessive time away from their work or other obligations. In his free time, Marc enjoys listening to history podcasts and spending time with his wife and family. Marc and his wife April are active members of North Avenue Presbyterian Church in downtown Atlanta where Marc serves as an ordained Deacon. Marc's wife is also a real estate broker and when not selling real estate, she assists him in his real estate closing practice. She and Marc both know first-hand the stressors agents and their clients experience in the stressful process of buying and selling homes. You will not find a more agent accommodating closing attorney than Marc Pilgrim!

Atlanta personal injury attorney Walter Gabriel understands the benefit that African American attorneys can provide to their communities, and he uses his personal and legal background as a black attorney to serve his community.

Jeffrey Jonap is a practicing lawyer in the state of Georgia.

Marvin A. Devlin is a 1983 graduate of Harvard Law School and was admitted to practice law the same year. He began his career at one of the premier trial and litigation firms in Atlanta Georgia, eventually becoming a partner. After practicing there for 17 years he left to open his own firm and continued his litigation and trial practice. The cases in which he has been involved number in the thousands. He has tried an overwhelming number of cases in many if not most of Georgia's legal jurisdictions, counties, and judicial circuits including all Federal Courts in Georgia. On several occasions, he has tried cases that have lasted one week, two weeks, three weeks, a month, and even three months. He has argued cases before the Georgia Court of Appeals, Georgia Supreme Court and the Federal Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals. In his career, he has represented numerous Fortune 500 companies, Georgia corporations, hospitals, physicians, and other defendants when they were sued in Georgia courts. He now devotes his practice to representing individual plaintiffs and their families when they have been injured or treated badly by the negligence or wrongful conduct of others. In doing so, he brings his extensive knowledge, experience, and skill to bear to fight for his individual clients just as he did while representing some of the largest corporations in America.