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Top 10 lawyers in East Point, GA

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Gregory McMillan And Associates

Gregory McMillan And Associates

5.0(1)
Offers online services
7+ years in business
Serves East Point, GA
Michael B. says, "I hired attorney Isaiah Gregory from Gregory McMillan and Associates for a personal injury case. He was professional and compassionate. He worked hard for my case and negotiated a fair settlement. The result was beyond my expectations. I was very happy with his service. I would highly recommend him to anyone who needs a personal injury lawyer. He is knowledgeable and trustworthy. His fees are reasonable. Thank you, Isaiah, for your excellent work." Read more
Shapiro Law Group

Shapiro Law Group

New on Thervo
3 hires on Thervo
22+ years in business
Serves East Point, GA
No two matters are the same and I believe my background and experiences give me a unique perspective and ability to assist you successfully. I have lived in Atlanta, Georgia since 1999, after practicing in a Park Avenue, boutique litigation firm in New York City for five years. Although Family Law now comprises over 85% of my practice, I came to this area of law from Business and Real Estate litigation. That background gives me a very clear insight into the financial aspects of a divorce, an ability that has been of increased value in the current economic climate. However, effectively assisting individuals in Family Law matters, especially t
Reidy Law Firm, LLC

Reidy Law Firm, LLC

New on Thervo
Offers online services
10+ years in business
Serves East Point, GA
I work with clients directly, one-on-one.
The Proctor Law Firm, LLC

The Proctor Law Firm, LLC

New on Thervo
Top Pro
3+ years in business
Serves East Point, GA
I offer experienced, personalized service of the highest quality. I've exclusively represented borrowers in bankruptcy court in Metro Atlanta for the past 10+ years. At most bankruptcy law firms your case gets bounced around from person to person, even within the first few appointments. At The Proctor Law Firm, LLC, I am committed to providing personal, 1-on-1 service from your initial consultation until your case is complete.

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A lawyer gives legal advice and completes paperwork on behalf of clients. Lawyers who have passed the bar exam can represent their clients in court and advocate on their behalf. These services save their clients the time and stress it would take to complete legal work on their own.

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An attorney is a person who passed the bar exam and is now qualified to represent clients in court. All attorneys are lawyers, but not all lawyers are attorneys.

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