“We have a lot of exciting initiatives to accomplish this year. I truly believe our ability to thrive depends upon our constant thought of our members and our clients and how we may help meet their needs," said Adam Malone, the GTLA's new president.
May 04, 2022 at 04:14 PM
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As the son of an attorney, the late Tommy Malone, Adam Malone said he “grew up” with the Georgia Trial Lawyers Association (GTLA). So it’s only natural that he’s the organization’s 67th president.
Malone was elected and sworn in at a ceremony Saturday at the Whitley Hotel in Atlanta. He will serve a one-year term.
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Georgia Supreme Court Justice John Ellington (left) swears in Adam Malone as the new president of the Georgia Trial Lawyers Association at its annual meeting Saturday at the Whitley Hotel in Atlanta. Looking on are DeKalb County State Court Judge Mike Jacobs (back left) and Georgia Court of Appeals Judge Christopher McFadden. (Photo Courtesy of Noy Media Group)
