The Atlanta lawyer who has joined the legal team representing the family of Ahmaud Arbery—who said he is working on litigation related to the fatal shooting, and predicts that “there’s going to be a ton of people getting sued”—certainly has experience in police shooting cases where video plays a crucial role.

In a phone interview with the Daily Report Thursday, L. Chris Stewart of Stewart Trial Attorneys would not give details of planned lawsuits, but he said he will serve as local counsel for S. Lee Merritt of Philadelphia, the civil rights attorney representing Arbery’s mother. Civil rights attorney Ben Crump of Tallahassee, Florida, is representing Arbery’s father.