Kayla Gray

Associate

Bio

Kayla graduated from the University of Georgia Terry College of Business with a degree in Economics. Prior to her work as an attorney, she worked for the Georgia Department of Economic Development and as a Judicial Assistant to Chief Judge Ural Glanville of the Fulton County Superior Court.

Kayla graduated from the University of Oklahoma College of Law, where she was a member of Law Review, a Wilkinson Scholar, and a Legal Intern at the Oklahoma Department of Securities. Additionally, she was an Advisor to Chairperson Michael Bazerak for the 112th United Nations Committee to End Racial Discrimination (CERD) Session in Geneva, Switzerland.

Kayla assists clients in the areas of Civil Litigation and Family Law. Kayla’s primary goal is to provide a personalized experience for each client through compassionate and zealous advocacy.

Kayla and her family live in Alpharetta and enjoy supporting University of Georgia football.

Client Reviews

When You Work With Us, You Feel Like You're Case is the Most Important Case

"Brian helped my daughter out more than I ever expected!"
Brian is the Best!! His knowledge & experience made all the difference. Erin, his paralegal, is awesome as well! They are both very attentive & quick to answer emails & phone calls.

"Intelligent, dedicated, and wise."
Brian has always been very thorough and fully committed to bringing about the best outcome possible in each of these cases. So much so that I don't even consider another criminal defense attorney for my family's needs.

"They were on top of my case from day one."
Brian is honest and has years of experience with the Georgia court system. When I started this process he was just a name on a list at the end of this journey he will always be someone that I will always trust and provide a reference when needed.

"Brian and Erin were so patient and encouraging."
From the first phone call to the last e-mail, Brian and his Paralegal, Erin, promptly responded to and answered all of our questions, guiding us through both the legal and emotional aspects of our case