Georgia Law Schools
Georgia is home to five ABA accredited law schools located in Atlanta, Athens and Macon. In addition to producing quality law students, these schools also provide a variety of resources, such as journal articles, white papers, expert faculty and recruitment opportunities that may be helpful to county attorneys.
General Contact Information
Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School 1422 W. Peachtree St. NW |
Mercer University School of Law 1021 Georgia Avenue |
| Emory University School of Law Gambrell Hall |
University of Georgia School of Law
225 Herty Drive |
| Georgia State University College of Law P.O. Box 4037 |
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Career Services Centers
If your county is interested in hiring a legal intern or new associate, the career services center for each law school is a great place to start your search. In addition to providing employment services for students and alumni, these centers also provide employers with the opportunity to post positions and participate in career fairs and campus interviews.
Emory University Career Services
Georgia State University Career Services
Mercer University Career Services
University of Georgia Career Services
Journals
There are a number of legal journals published each year by students in Georgia law schools. These journals often contain articles that pertain to local government areas of interest such as eminent domain, home rule powers, and property taxes.
Emory Bankruptcy Developments Journal
Emory International Law Review
Georgia Journal of International and Comparative Law
Georgia State University Law Review
Journal of Intellectual Property Law
Law Libraries
Law libraries provide access to an endless array of legal resources for attorneys and law students alike. From online search engines to historical records, these institutions enable the user to conduct in depth research on a significant number of topics.
