“We have the same values,” said Nicholas "Nick" Rowley, an attorney for more than 20 years, of Joseph Wilson. “We believe in our justice system and we believe in juries and representing serious injury victims and [their] families and doing pro bono criminal defense work where people are being overzealously prosecuted or wrongly accused."
October 07, 2022 at 05:00 AM
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A metro Atlanta attorney is partnering with a nationally known lawyer to merge their two practices.
Joseph Wilson, trial attorney and owner of Joseph Wilson Injury Lawyers in Dunwoody, a solo practice with five employees, recently reached an agreement with Nicholas “Nick” Rowley, founder of Iowa-based Trial Lawyers for Justice, which has offices in about a dozen states, including California and New York, and more than 100 employees, including 35 attorneys.
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Nicholas Rowley (left) and Joseph Wilson. (Courtesy photos)
