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Robert S. Horlick of the Horlick Law Firm is an aggressive and accomplished criminal defense attorney with over five years of trial and practice experience in all types of criminal cases.

From arrest to disposition and beyond, in Juvenile, State, and Superior Courts throughout the State of Georgia, Atlanta attorney Robert Horlick provides zealous and personalized representation to his clients in matters ranging from traffic offenses and DUIs, to all misdemeanors and felonies, including issues involving bond, probation, appeal, and Habeas Corpus proceedings.

Robert Horlick received his B.A. from the University of Pittsburgh in 2001, and graduated from the Georgia State University College of Law in 2004. He has represented thousands of clients throughout his career, first as a public defender in Fulton County, Georgia, and then in over 30 counties throughout the State of Georgia as a private criminal defense attorney.

The Horlick Law Firm is located in Midtown, Atlanta (Atlantic Station), conveniently accessible from 400, 85, 75, and Marta. Please contact us any time, 24 hours a day, if you have any questions or would like a free consultation about your case.

My name is Ty Wilson and I've had a Solo practice in Northern Georgia (GA), specifically the Atlanta area, since 2004.

Almost 70% of my practice is devoted to Car Accidents, while Workers' Compensation and assisting individuals that have fallen on private property and suffered serious injuries are the remainder of my practice.

Many times my clients are in no condition to get into a car and drive to my office. In fact, most of the time their car is either not drivable or severely damaged due to the accident. Because of this, I will come to you. But if you prefer, you can schedule an office visit. I'll do whatever is necessary to work with you during this difficult time in your life. Call the Atlanta Car Accident Lawyer - Ty Wilson - today at 770-948-5454!

I help Clients in Baldwin County, Barrow County, Bartow County, Cherokee County, Clayton County, Cobb County, Dekalb County, Douglas County, Fayette County, Forsyth County, Fulton County, Gwinnett County, Henry County, Newton County, Oconee County, Paulding County, Putnam County, Rockdale County, Walton County, GA which includes the following Cities and Towns:

* Acworth, Georgia
* Alpharetta, Georgia
* Atlanta, Georgia
* Auburn, Georgia
* Austell, Georgia
* Avondale Estates, Georgia
* Ball Ground, Georgia
* Berkeley Lake, Georgia
* Bethlehem, Georgia
* Bishop, Georgia
* BoGeorgiart, Georgia
* Bowdon, Georgia
* Braswell, Georgia
* Brooks, Georgia
* Buford, Georgia
* Canton, Georgia
* Carl, Georgia
* Carrollton, Georgia
* Cartersville, Georgia
* Chamblee, Georgia
* Clarkston, Georgia
* College Park, Georgia
* Conyers, Georgia
* Covington, Georgia
* Cumming, Georgia
* Dacula, Georgia
* Dallas, Georgia
* Decatur, Georgia
* Doraville, Georgia
* Douglasville, Georgia
* Duluth, Georgia
* East Point, Georgia
* Eatonton, Georgia
* Emerson, Georgia
* Euharlee, Georgia
* Fairburn, Georgia
* Fayetteville, Georgia
* Forest Park, Georgia
* Good Hope, Georgia
* Grantville, Georgia
* Grayson, Georgia
* Griffin, Georgia
* Hampton, Georgia
* Hapeville, Georgia
* Haralson, Georgia
* High Shoals, Georgia
* Hiram, Georgia
* Holly Springs, Georgia
* Johns Creek, Georgia
* Jonesboro, Georgia
* Kennesaw, Georgia
* Kingston, Georgia
* Lake City, Georgia
* Lawrenceville, Georgia
* Lilburn, Georgia
* Lithonia, Georgia
* Locust Grove, Georgia
* LoGeorgianville, Georgia
* LoGeorgianville, Georgia
* Lovejoy, Georgia
* Mansfield, Georgia
* Marietta, Georgia
* McDonough, Georgia
* Milledgeville, Georgia
* Milton, Georgia
* Monroe, Georgia
* Moreland, Georgia
* Morrow, Georgia
* Mount Zion, Georgia
* Mountain Park, Georgia
* Newborn, Georgia
* Newnan, Georgia
* Norcross, Georgia
* Orchard Hill, Georgia
* Oxford, Georgia
* Palmetto, Georgia
* Peachtree City, Georgia
* Pine Lake, Georgia
* Porterdale, Georgia
* Powder Springs, Georgia
* Riverdale, Georgia
* Roopville, Georgia
* Roswell, Georgia
* Senoia, Georgia
* Sharpsburg, Georgia
* Smyrna, Georgia
* Snellville, Georgia
* Social Circle, Georgia
* Statham, Georgia
* Stockbridge, Georgia
* Stone Mountain, Georgia
* SuGeorgiar Hill, Georgia
* Sunny Side, Georgia
* Suwanee, Georgia
* Temple, Georgia
* Turin, Georgia
* Tyrone, Georgia
* Union City, Georgia
* Villa Rica, Georgia
* Waleska, Georgia
* Walnut Grove, Georgia
* Watkinsville, Georgia
* White, Georgia
* Whitesburg, Georgia
* Winder, Georgia
* Woodstock, Georgia
* Woolsey, Georgia


And here's a look at the areas I can help you with.

PERSONAL INJURY AND ACCIDENTS

* Auto Accident with injuries
* Ankle injury
* Car Wrecks
* Car crash
* Truck Semi Accident
* Truck Semi Crash
* Motorcycle Accident
* Car Accident
* Pedestrian Accidents
* Dog Bite and other Animal Bites
* Back Injury
* Neck Injury
* Brain Injury
* Birth Injury
* Burn Injury
* Lasik Eye Surgery
* Boating Accident
* Construction Worker Injuries
* Drunk Driving Accident
* Drunk Driving Crashes
* Dangerous Product Liability
* Ecoli Poisoning
* Recalled Products
* Fast Food Illness
* Freeway Crashes
* Freeway Accidents
* Food Poisoning
* Hurt at work
* Prescription Drug Medicine
* Knee injury
* Motorcycle Accident
* Motorcycle Crash
* Nursing Home Neglect
* Nursing Home Abuse
* Salmonella Poisoning
* Slip or Fall
* Shoulder injury
* Worker's Compensation Injury
* Wrongful Death

CRIMINAL & DUI DEFENSE

* Drunk Driving (DUI)
* Traffic Offenses

See Web Sit at "www.claydavislaw.com"

Mr. Villanueva graduated from Emory University, Magna Cum Laude in 2000 majoring in Political Science and minoring in Economics. Mr. Villanueva attended Syracuse University College of Law and obtained his juris doctor and masters in Economics from the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs at Syracuse University in 2003. While at Syracuse Law, Mr. Villanueva had worked as an assistant to the Commercial Real Estate Practice Group at Pyramid Managment Group, Inc. in Syracuse, New York. Mr. Villanueva was an Associate Editor of the Syracuse Law and Technology Journal and member of the Corporate Counsel Certificate Program as well as the Law and Market Economy Program.

Mr. Villanueva is former judicial law clerk to the Honorable Diane J. Larsen of the Cook County Circuit Court in Chicago, Illinois.

Mr. Villanueva practiced residential and commercial real estate, corporate law and bankruptcy and was previously employed by Krevolin & Horst, LLC, The Moss Law Firm, LLC and The Johnson Law Group ALG (Of Counsel) prior to opening his practice in 2007.

Mr. Villaneuva resides in Atlanta, Georgia and is a legal instructor at Gwinnett College where he continues to teach bankruptcy and family law. Mr. Villanueva is a probono volunteer Attorney with the Georgia Legal Services Program Piedmont Division in Atlanta as well as a member of the Gwinnett County Bar Association and the Syracuse Alumni Association of Atlanta.

Mr. Villanueva was born in 1977 in Agana, Guam (U.S. Territory) and is proud son of Chief Petty Officer Ricardo P. Villanueva United State Navy (deceased) and Nelly C. Villanueva, US Veterans Administration Registered Nurse and proud brother of Gigi Lynn Estrada Registered Nurse.

Mr. Villanueva enjoys playing guitar, singing, reading, volunteering, running and painting.

One of my passions is writing. In 2007, I published my first book called "The Code" which was a quick reference guide to Georgia ciminal law. In 2008, I published the second edition which included not only criminal law but also Georgia traffic law as well. The Code has been widely acclaimed by prosecutors, defense attorneys, judges, and law enforcement. Many people ask me how I came up with the idea to write this book and It all started from this experience: “Mr. Shah, are you sure that’s what the law says?” That was the first thing I heard out of the judge’s mouth when I started practicing criminal law. Standing behind the towering podium with an audience of people staring at me, all I could say was, “One moment, your honor, let me check.” I dashed back to the defense table where my client was looking up at me with distrust. I started sifting through the thousand-page volume of the Georgia criminal code book, along with the other thousand-page supplemental books that were crowded around the table. I was overwhelmed by the wealth of information and was struggling to quickly and succinctly make sense of it all. Five minutes later, disheveled and out of sorts, all I could muster was an incomplete and consequently, unconvincing answer. I vowed to never be stuck in such a compromising predicament again, so I created The Code. To see a sample chapter and the table of contents, please visit www.theGAcode.com.