R. Scot Kraeuter is a founding partner of Johnson Kraeuter, LLC. With over 27 years of experience in the legal field.

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

Carol Baskin started practicing family law because she wanted to protect the relationships of families in Georgia. Baskin & Baskin, LLC was founded in 1976 by Carol and her late husband Harris with the vision of premiere legal services backed by exceptional client support. With 100% of her practice devoted to protecting marital and children’s interest, Carol is always ready to fight in court on behalf of her clients if necessary. Carol was the first female attorney outside of Cobb County to start practicing law within Cobb County in the 70’s. She brings over 38 years of law experience to Marietta, specializing in divorce, child custody and visitation, child and spousal support, property division, paternity, domestic violence, modifications, and appeals. Carol is a certified registered neutral in General Mediation, Arbitration and Domestic Relations Mediation.

Romero Pearson is a practicing attorney in Lawrenceville, GA. His specialties include civil litigation, which includes personal injury and medical malpractice Mr. Pearson graduated from Historic Fisk University in Nashville, TN and he earned his J.D. from Marshall Law School. An active participant in the annual Gwinnett County Mock Trial, a county event for high school students. Mr. Pearson also does pro bono work with Gwinnett County Legal Aid for individuals who cannot afford representation. On the National level via the American Association for Justice, Mr. Pearson works with the End Distracted Driving Campaign, a movement which educates teen drivers on the dangers of texting and cellphone use while driving. At Decatur High School, Mr. Pearson sponsored an indigent student's participation in a school field trip to Washington, DC to visit the White House, which is an annual trip sponsored by the Close-up Club, a group started by Chris Billingsley, a teacher at Decatur High School. Recently, Mr. Pearson Implemented "The Christian Way Academy Booker T. Pearson Scholarship Award," an educational scholarship fund at the Christian Way Academy in Manchester, GA.

Greg Okwuosah is the founder of this client-centered law firm. The firm was founded with the belief that quality legal services, provided by a professional and experienced attorney, can be affordable for all individuals and businesses.This firm is committed to carefully listening to, and considering, all of a client’s issues and/or concerns right from the start. Attorney Greg Okwuosah understands, through his years of experience dealing with diverse legal and tax matters, including years as a former law intern, numerous court appearances as a former Special Assistant United States Attorney with the United States Department of Justice, a former Senior Attorney for the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), as well as through his years of experience as a CPA, and a former Tax Manager for a Big Four accounting firm, that legal and tax matters are usually complicated, demanding, and stressful. That is one of the reasons why we at the firm strive to focus the first meeting with a client on helping that client feel that the client’s legal needs are understood and will be addressed. That way, the client is put at ease right from the start. Also, throughout the attorney-client relationship with the client, the firm frequently informs the client about the progress of the client’s work or case. Even after the attorney-client relationship, as part of our commitment to the highest standard of quality service, the firm remains available to answer questions the client may have about that case within a reasonable period thereafter.We’ve tried to anticipate your questions about our services in our practice areas in providing the information on this website, with the hope to help you prepare for your initial consultation with us. However, should you still have any questions after reading through the information on this website, do not hesitate to contact us.Remember, your initial consultation is free.

Paul W. Painter III founded Bowen Painter Injury Lawyers with the purpose of building a personal and trusting relationship with his clients, providing them with high-quality, aggressive, and ethical representation. As a personal injury attorney in Savannah, Atlanta, throughout the state of Georgia, and around the country, Paul has devoted his practice to representing victims of serious injury as well as families who have lost loved ones due to other’s negligence. Paul is a Savannah native and a graduate of Benedictine Military School. He received his B.B.A. from the University of Georgia and his J.D. from Mercer University Walter F. George School of Law. Between college and law school, Paul served five years as a Surface Warfare Officer in the U.S. Navy, attaining the rank of Lieutenant. He deployed in support of Operation Noble Eagle, Operation Enduring Freedom, and participated in the initial invasion of Iraq. Paul spent four years on sea duty, becoming qualified on all systems of two blue water ships and numerous small crafts. He stood engineering watches for diesel, gas turbine, and steam engines and was a leader in damage control operations. But his passion and where he spent most of his time was on bridge watch. He was qualified on all positions from helmsman to Officer of the Deck, which is the senior most topside watch officer position with control of the ship in the captain’s absence. He was an instructor for junior officers on the COLREGs Rules of the Road, navigation, and seamanship. He served as navigator and circumnavigated the globe, crossing the equator and the prime meridian (once at the same time). He was also on both ship’s Visit Board Search and Seizure teams, responsible for boarding other vessels that were in distress or under suspicion of carrying contraband. The training and experience for that job made him familiar with the operations of civilian commercial vessels and how to tell when a vessel was properly and safely maintained, and when it was not. After law school, Paul began practicing at a defense firm in Savannah where he focused on tractor-trailer litigation. Realizing that he preferred individual representation, he left to work with some of the state’s top plaintiff firms before opening his own firm.

My name is Chaz Bowden. I am a criminal defense attorney at The George McCranie Law Firm. I graduated from Florida Coastal School of Law and enjoy practicing criminal defense law in Georgia. I have defended clients charged with both felony and misdemeanors all over South Georgia and I work hard to get the best results possible for my clients. I am married and am originally from Valdosta, Georgia. I am so thankful to be part of a law firm that strives for excellence and really cares about each client just like they were a part of the family. I look forward to providing the best legal defense possible for our clients and helping both them and their families during a very stressful time in their lives.

Jonathan A. Alderman is managing partner at the Anderson, Walker & Reichert, LLP, in Macon, Georgia. Estate planning, estate administration, will and trust drafting, contract and prenuptial agreement drafting, adoption, incorporation, business guidance, and charitable organization representation are all within Mr. Alderman's scope of practice. He has also handled cases involving commercial/contract law, real estate, insurance defense, and personal injury. Born in Evansville, Indiana, Jonathan spent his formative years in Cochran, Georgia, where his father served as president of Middle Georgia College and his grandfather, Lucian A. Whipple, practiced law for 75 years before retiring at age 97. In 1981, he graduated with an associate's degree from Middle Georgia College, and in 1983, he graduated with a bachelor's degree in political science from the University of Georgia with highest honors and membership in Phi Beta Kappa. In 1986, he graduated with a Juris Doctor from the University of Georgia with honors, and he started working with Anderson, Walker & Reichert in 1986. Mr. Alderman married a Georgia educator; Amy Holland, formerly of Dexter, GA who spent the past four decades instructing students in Jones, Twiggs, Ben Hill, Walton, Baldwin, Bibb and Clarke counties. His daughter Kim works as a nurse practitioner in Columbus, Georgia.

Atlanta medical malpractice attorney Meri Benoit Link joined the Malone Law Medical Malpractice and Severe Injury Lawyers office in 2006. Meri began her civil litigation career representing corporate clients in complex business matters but then became specialized as a defense attorney representing physicians, nurses, hospitals, and nursing homes in professional negligence claims. Now, as a part of the Malone Law Medical Malpractice and Severe Injury Lawyers team, she dedicates her practice to representing those who have suffered serious injuries and damages caused by the negligence of others. Meri obtained a Bachelor of Science from the University of Florida in 1995. She received her law degree in 1999 from Georgia State University College of Law, where she was a member of the Georgia State University Law Review. Meri is admitted to: Georgia Bar; Georgia Court of Appeals; Supreme Court of Georgia; U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia; and U.S. District Court for the Middle District 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.