Luisa Priscilla Alejos

I’m a Georgia native and the founder of L.P.A. Law. My academic journey began at Georgia State University, where I earned undergraduate degrees in Psychology and Sociology, followed by my J.D. from Mississippi College School of Law. Service has always been a guiding principle in my life, and I’ve carried that value into my legal practice. During my time at Georgia State University, I devoted myself to volunteering with immigrants and children and gained valuable experience interning at the Department of Juvenile Justice. In law school, I expanded my volunteer efforts by working with the Mississippi Immigrants Rights Alliance and externing at the Department of Veterans Affairs. After returning to Atlanta, I felt a strong pull toward criminal defense and accepted a summer internship with a local law firm. Over time, my practice has grown to include civil litigation, particularly in workers’ compensation and personal injury cases. I assist clients across Georgia with workers’ compensation and personal injury claims while continuing to provide dedicated criminal defense representation. My approach is rooted in offering honest legal counsel and representation, always aiming to address my clients’ legal needs and concerns comprehensively. My team and I prioritize community involvement, setting aside time for monthly service projects. Additionally, I’m proud to serve as a member of the Atlanta Legal Aid Service Council.