Kevin is a 2010 graduate of Atlanta's John Marshall Law School. Originally from the small town of Chenoa, IL, Kevin moved to Atlanta in 1993 to attend school and made Georgia his permanent home after marrying his wife, Charity, in 1996. Kevin's former career as an inside sales representative for Worthington Industries lends a competitive edge to his ability to care for his clients. His considera ble customer service experience compliments his legal education. Kevin knows how important it is to stay in touch and keep you apprised of the details pertaining to your legal matter. Here at the law firm of Kevin Ray Hurt - Attorney at Law you will never feel like a number, we strive to give you the most courteous service available while always maintaining discretion, and privacy. As the owner of a small, local business Kevin understands the unique challenges faced by our rural location, his staff and office are equipped to handle all your legal matters. We have a dedicated conference room for Real Estate closings, and client consultations. We maintain the latest software available for both legal and business needs. We also maintain relationships with attorneys in Atlanta and Fayetteville should your legal matter require advice or service beyond our area of expertise or physical location. Your business is important to us; we want to provide you with the comfort of knowing that your legal matters are in competent, capable hands. Please consider the law firm of Kevin Ray Hurt - Attorney at Law for all of your legal needs. Federal Court Admissions: United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia United States District Court for the Middle District of Georgia Prior legal employment: - Attorney/Owner - Kevin Ray Hurt - Attorney at Law 2011-Present - Document Clerk at the law firm of Fisher & Phillips LLP 2010-2011 - Judicial Extern to Judge Morris E. Braswell at State Court of Clayton County 2009-2010 - Research Assistant to Professor Jeffrey A. Van Detta at Atlanta's John Marshall Law School 2009-2010 Publications: Author, "Case note: Employee Morale Does Not Satisfy the Irreparable Harm Requirement"; A.B.A. Tort Trial and Insurance Practice Section Committee News: Workers' Compensation and Employee Liability Newsletter; Spring 2010; at 4. Co-author with Andria L. Ryan, "Smart Human Tricks-Saving Your Company Millions in Potential Liability with Harassment and Fraternization Policies"; 3(4) Bloomberg L. and Compliance; April 2010. Memberships: State Bar of Georgia, Labor and Employment Law Section State Bar of Georgia, Young Lawyers Division American Bar Association Tort Trial and Insurance Practice, Workers' Compensation and Employers' Liability Law Committee Education: Law school: Atlanta's John Marshall Law School 2010 GA University/College: University of Phoenix Field of study: Business Administration Additional information: Accredited Attorney for the preparation, presentation, and prosecution of claims for veterans' benefits before the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA).