Georgia Civil Litigation Lawyers

Civil Litigation

6323 Roosevelt Hwy, Union City, GA 30291, USA

Ronald Jeff Freeman, Sr. is the Co-Founder of Johnson & Freeman, LLC. The firm was established in 1994 and continues to provide representation to domestic entities, foreign governments, and appointed and elected officials. Freeman graduated with High Honors in 1982 from Morehouse College with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Political Science. After receiving a “Regents Opportunity Scholarship” from the State of Georgia, he received his Juris Doctor Degree from Georgia State University School of Law in 1985. Freeman also serves as the Chief Judge in Municipal Courts in Clayton and Fulton Counties. Freeman is a member of the Georgia Council of Municipal Court Judges. He occasionally teaches at the Institute of Continuing Judicial Education in Athens, Georgia, on Alternative Sentencing for Youthful Offenders and serves as a Mentor Judge for new Judges in the State of Georgia.

Civil Litigation

6323 Roosevelt Highway, Union City, GA 30291

Ronald J. Freeman, Sr. graduated with high honors from Morehouse College with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Political Science in 1982. He attended Georgia State University College of Law where he received his Juris Doctor as a Regents Opportunity Scholar. Attorney Freeman’s primary focus is in the area of contracts, dispute resolution and business and construction related litigation matters involving the public and private sectors. He serves as general counsel to a number of businesses which frequently encounter employment, facility management and construction related issues. Attorney Freeman’s appointments include Chief Judge, Cities of Riverdale, Union City and Forest Park. He is a member of the Council of Municipal Court Judges; American Bar Association (Construction Law Section); Association of Trial Lawyers of America; State Bar of Georgia, Atlanta Bar Association (Construction Law Section and Managing Partners Committee); National Bar Association; Georgia Trial Lawyers Association, Gate City Bar Association (Past President) Faculty Member, Institute of Continuing Judicial Education. Attorney Freeman practices in the Corporate & Business Litigation and Governmental Law Groups.

Civil Litigation

601 Bank Street, Decatur, GA 35601

www.littrelllawfirm.com

Civil Litigation

27 Lenox Pointe, Atlanta, GA 30324

Tricia “CK” Hoffler is the CEO of The CK Hoffler Firm, an Atlanta-based law firm that specializes in representing plaintiffs in trucking accidents, medical malpractice, wrongful death, catastrophic personal injury, civil rights litigation, commercial litigation, employment discrimination, opioid litigation, global commercial transactions, and “Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL)” representation. She is licensed in Georgia, Florida, Virginia, the District of Columbia, and Pennsylvania. To date, Ms. Hoffler has tried and/or settled cases on behalf of her clients worth over $850 million. Ms. Hoffler has also lectured extensively nationally and internationally on trial strategies and techniques, personal injury, medical negligence, First Amendment matters, employment discrimination, opioid litigation, and commercial matters. Ms. Hoffler brings a diverse set of skills and talents to the practice of law. She speaks French fluently and is proficient in Spanish and Portuguese. She is also counsel to civil rights icon The Reverend Jesse Jackson for the past 35 years.

Civil Litigation

3355 Main St, STE 210, Atlanta, GA 30337

Sampson graduated from Morehouse College and sought a career in the law. He has since practiced law for more than 35 years, building a national trial practice and reputation in the fields of personal injury, wrongful death and medical malpractice litigation. Sampson has represented the City of Atlanta and the State of Georgia in major litigation, and has prosecuted catastrophic injury cases resulting in several record setting, seven figure verdicts in state and federal court. Additionally, Sampson has successfully represented Fortune 500 corporations in major litigation. Throughout his career, Sampson has often been tapped to serve government, the Bar, and the community. He was appointed by Atlanta Mayor Shirley Franklin to a special panel to evaluate the Atlanta Municipal Court and the City Court of Atlanta. He is also a Special Assistant to the Attorney General for the State of Georgia, having been appointed by Attorney General Thurbert Baker. He was the first African American inducted into the Georgia Chapter of the American Board of Trial Advocates.