- Experience
- 15 years
- Consultation
- Free consultation
- Bar State
- Georgia
- Contingency
- Available
- Languages
- English
- Verification
- Approved profile
- Phone
- (404) 900-5672
About
Ryan Locke represents people who have been injured and people who have been unfairly convicted from his office in Atlanta. Formerly a public defender, Ryan uses the same passion and relentless advocacy for his clients today. Ryan is also an adjunct professor at Emory University School of Law; hosts a podcast about appellate practice called Georgia Appellate Review; and maintains comprehensive legal resources on his website for lawyers and the public, such as his guide for using the HITECH Act to get cheap medical records and his guide for people to change their name and gender in Georgia government documents.
Location
Open map1355 Peachtree Street NE Suite 1800, Atlanta, Georgia, 30309, United StatesAtlanta, Georgia, 30309
Admissions
2Georgia
11th Circuit
Education
2University System of Georgia - University of GeorgiaJ.D. | Law | 2010 | J.D. (2010) | Law
University of RichmondB.A. | Rhetoric & Communications Studies; Psychology | 2007 | B.A. (2007) | Rhetoric & Communications Studies; Psychology
Professional Details
Experience
Adjunct Professor of Law
Attorney2012 - 2013
Staff Attorney2010 - 2012
Awards
Associations
Georgia Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers
Georgia Trial Lawyer's Association
American Association of Justice
Fees
Free Consultation
Credit Cards Accepted
Contingent Fees
Videos
4
Ryan Locke's oral argument in State v. Kennedy before the Georgia Supreme CourtOral argument in the Supreme Court of Georgia in State v. Kennedy
Ryan Locke's oral argument in State v. Mizell before the Georgia Supreme Court.Oral argument in the Supreme Court of Georgia in Mizell v. State
Ryan Locke's Oral Argument in State v. Kilgore before the Georgia Supreme CourtOral argument in the Supreme Court of Georgia in State v. Kilgore
Attorney Ryan Locke on WTOC news in Savannah after big settlement winAttorney Ryan Locke on WTOC news in Savannah after big settlement win