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Matt has been a litigator for 15 years. He started his career as an Assistant District Attorney in Athens, Georgia, where he spent several years prosecuting felony crimes. He then moved to Atlanta and spent the next five years at two of Georgia's most respected defense firms, where he handled workers' compensation, trucking, premises liability, and general liability litigation.

In 2012, Matt chose to focus his law practice exclusively on the representation of injured workers in Georgia. In this capacity, he has helped hundreds of Georgia workers navigate the complicated and confusing workers' compensation system. In addition to his law practice,...

Jordan holds a J.D. from Appalachian School of Law with Pro Bono Honors, after transferring there from Charlotte School of Law. Prior to law school Jordan earned her B.S. in English Literature from Austin Peay State University located in her hometown of Clarksville, Tennessee. It was there, near the Fort Campbell military base, that her passion for the fair treatment of veterans was born.
While in law school Jordan was a student attorney for the immigration clinic, a student representative for LexisNexis, a research assistant for her criminal law professor, a summer intern at Gilles Law in Charlotte, North Carolina, and...

I graduated from Wake Forest University in 1982 and from Campbell University School of Law in 1987. I was admitted to the North Carolina State Bar in 1987 and began my legal career as an associate with Lee & Lee Attorneys at Law in my hometown where I worked until January 1989 when I accepted a position with the Robeson County District Attorney’s Office as an assistant prosecutor. In May 1993, I accepted a position in the Bladen, Brunswick and Columbus County’s District Attorney’s Office where I was responsible for felony prosecutions and management of superior court in Bladen and...