Jonathan J. Wade is a native of Atlanta and practices as a trial lawyer. His primary practice areas are medical malpractice and trucking litigation. He also handles personal injury and wrongful death matters. He has extensive trial experience. He has taught law school courses in torts, civil procedure, trial practice, criminal law, criminal procedure and appellate procedure. He is a frequent speaker on legal matters in the legal and law community.  He is admitted to all Georgia courts and the United States Supreme Court.

Karen C. Gainey began practicing law in 1988 in Decatur, Georgia . Although her practice has been quite varied, her main practice areas are estate planning and estate administration. Ms. Gainey has represented various County Guardians and County Administrators. In that capacity she has been responsible for managing the estate department and handling all legal matters for the estates.

Michele M. Bradley was graduated with honors from the University of Cincinnati College of Law in 1993. Upon graduation Ms. Bradley was selected to serve as a judicial clerk for the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit. Following her clerkship, Ms. Bradley joined the environmental department at one of Cincinnati 's largest law firms. Her practice also included food and drug law and general litigation. She is currently an Adjunct Professor at John Marshall Law School . Before entering the legal profession, Ms. Bradley was a product development engineer for the Procter & Gamble Company, having earned a B.S. in chemical engineering and an M.B.A.            

Jason B. Thompson is a native of Fayette County and has practiced exclusively in the Fayette County area. Since graduating from Cumberland School of Law in Birmingham, Alabama in 2001, Mr. Thompson has handled matters in all of the Georgia trial courts and the Georgia Court of Appeals. Mr. Thompson is a trial lawyer handling civil litigation. He is also an appointed Solicitor to the Spalding County State Court.

Brandon R. Taylor was graduated from Georgia State University College of  Law in 2005. His practice focuses on personal injury and wrongful death. While in law school, Brandon served as clerk to the United States Attorney's Office for the Northern District of Georgia in the Affirmative Civil Litigation Division. He was also a National Champion in mock trial. Brandon also has an extensive business background.   Prior to graduating from law school, he represented over 150 Georgia cities and counties  negotiating cable and telecommunications franchise agreements and advising municipalities and counties on rights-of-way management and policy.