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Standing Up for His Clients
From renters facing fraudulent evictions to a young student whose art was silenced, Jeffrey has been called on by Atlanta's leading news outlets as an advocate who gets results.
- 01Gwinnett County woman loses thousands of dollars in rental scam
Jeffrey represented a Gwinnett County woman who lost thousands to a fake landlord, helping expose the scheme and standing up for a renter who had nowhere else to turn.
Read the story - 02Athens school principal under fire for asking student to remove ‘Gay is OK’ art from class wall
Representing a fifth grader, her family and her teacher, Jeffrey brought the facts to light by publishing records and video, pressing the school district for accountability after the student's “Gay is OK” art was taken down.
Read the story - 03Elementary school principal seen popping balloons delivered after pride flag artwork removal
Jeffrey obtained surveillance footage through an open records request, giving the community a clear view of how administrators responded to support for the student's artwork.
Read the story - 04Athens Banner-HeraldPetition calls for removal of Oglethorpe Ave. Elementary leadership
Jeffrey laid out clear demands for the school district on behalf of the family: public apologies, a permanent mural by the student, updated policies and inclusion training for staff.
Read the story - 05Metro homeowners locked into 40 year contracts with real estate company
Jeffrey spoke up for metro Atlanta homeowners caught in 40 year listing contracts, helping families understand their rights and how to protect their property.
Read the story - 06Tenants say they received eviction papers after learning landlords didn’t actually own their homes
After tenants were served eviction papers by landlords who never owned the homes, Jeffrey took the case to court. His client later won a judgment of more than $120,000 and kept her home under a real lease.
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