Jeremy Stephens

Jeremy Stephens is a labor and employment attorney in the Atlanta office of Morgan and Morgan, PA. He litigates matters of employment rights and discrimination, including overtime wage and hour, and civil and human rights for private sector and federal employees in state and federal courts as well as federal administrative tribunals.

Jeremy holds a J.D. from Rutgers Law School, and a B.A. in Political Science and Mass Communication from Purdue University. Jeremy enjoys architecture and real estate development, gardening, physical fitness, music, and quality time with family. He is admitted to practice in the State of Georgia and the State of New York. Jeremy is a Georgia native, born and raised in Gainesville.

Thomas Sampson, II

Thomas G. Sampson, II, ("Woody"), is a partner with Thomas Kennedy Sampson and Tompkins, Georgia's oldest minority-owned law firm. A trial lawyer, Woody regularly represents Fortune 500 companies, individuals and governmental entities in various types of complex legal matters. He has a wide variety of experience, having been involved in trying more than 100 cases in the civil and criminal arena.

Woody has worked as a plaintiff's attorney, trying multi-million dollar personal injury cases, as well as a defense attorney, defending major corporations against multi-million dollar lawsuits. He has fifteen (15) years of experience in medical malpractice, personal injury and wrongful death, premises liability, consumer warranty, and other general civil litigation matters. Woody has tried cases for the Fulton-DeKalb Hospital Authority, the Housing Authority of the City of Atlanta, the Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority ("MARTA"), Ford Motor Company, State Farm Insurance, as well as others.

In addition to his trial experience, Woody has served as General Counsel to the Fulton County Board of Ethics for the past ten (10) years. As Counsel to the Board of Ethics, Woody has advised the Board on numerous complaints that have come before them concerning ethical violations of Fulton County elected officials and employees of Fulton County. He has authored all of the requests for advisory opinions for the past eight (8) years from individuals who sought to determine whether their prospective conduct constituted an ethical violation. In addition, Woody has represented and advised City of Atlanta elected officials on issues concerning election law violations and other ethical issues concerning elections.

EDUCATION

University of Georgia, J.D., 1994

Morehouse College, B.A., 1991

PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION

Charter Fellow, Litigation Counsel of America

Barrister, Logan E. Bleckley American Inn of Courts

Member, American Trial Lawyers Association

Included in "The Power Book" as one of the top 50 leaders in the legal profession, Atlanta

Business Chronicle

Super Lawyers, 2009, 2010

ACTIVITIES & AFFILIATIONS

President, Gate City Bar Association, 2008

Vice President, Gate City Bar Association, 2007

Member-At-Large, Gate City Bar Association, 2006

Board Member, Southwest Christian Academy

Board Member, Child Advocate Board of Fulton County

Board Member, A Crystal Stair

Board Member, Habitat for Humanity of South Fulton

Board member, Planned Parenthood of Georgia, Inc, 2007

Board Chairman, Southwest Coalition of Concerned Citizens, 2005

Examiner, State Bar of Georgia, 1999 - 2002

Member, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.

Member, Sigma Pi Phi Fraternity, Inc.

Delisa Williams

Over twenty years of experience in various areas of law. Attorney Delisa Williams graduated from the University of New Orleans with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and a minor in history in 1994 and earned her Juris Doctorate in 1998 from the University of Richmond.

Stephanie Graham

A graduate of City University of New York and Duquesne University School of Law, Stephanie P. Graham, Esq. has more than 20 years of practicing law under her belt, and is licensed in Georgia, New Jersey and New York. In that 20 plus years, her experience includes prosecuting felonies, working with anti-trust, construction, business tort, trademark infringement, business law and more. But, it’s her passion for helping businesses and individuals protect their legacy that’s led her to zero-in on all facets of estate planning.

With a pre-law background in banking, and personal experience dealing with family members who passed without a solid estate plan, Stephanie has seen (and felt) first-hand the complicated, painful ramifications of an estate plan’s absence following an untimely death or unfortunate accident.

It’s now her mission to bring estate planning to the masses because planning for tomorrow and preparing for the future is not a luxury solely afforded to the wealthy or for those seasoned in years – it’s for everyone.

When she doesn’t have her sleeves rolled up finding solutions and planning for her clients, Stephanie has them rolled up in service to her community. Together with her daughter, the mother-daughter duo volunteers with numerous non-profit organizations throughout the City of Sandy Springs.