Justin L. Goodman

You need Justin Goodman! I had charges ranging from drug- fraud/forgery in three different counties (Hall, Fulton, DeKalb) and was able to have all reduced to ONE charge of Disorderly Conduct. No scheduled meetings were centered on finances or what I could do for him, he simply asked for the facts an...d got right to business. He is straight forward, well spoken, and precise. He was very clear throughout the process that every decision was in my hands and that he was on my side. His guidance and persistence has allowed me a second chance towards my future, and for that I am forever grateful. Five out of five stars, people. There is no other that I would recommend.

I got my first DUI in Fulton County in May of 2022. I hired Justin within the next few weeks. After the initial consultation with Justin, I knew that I wanted him to represent me. Justin went to my license hearing for me and kept me updated throughout the entire ordeal. With my BAC level, I was expec...ting the worst. I just had court in August 2022 and Justin spoke for me with the prosecutor. When Justin told me my DUI was reduced to a reckless driving, I was beyond relieved. Overall, I can say that Justin is very understanding and patient. He will work with you through all your needs and keep you informed on your court case. I couldn't have asked for a better outcome and Justin delivered that.

I had the opportunity to hire Justin back in 2020. I had never had legal trouble, and a DUI arrest caught me off guard. I interviewed over the phone and in person with a few other very well known firms. These men seemed very knowledgeable, but also seemed to be talking a a bit over my head, and... focusing on potential technicalities. As each day passed from my arrest, and subsequent night in jail, I was coming to terms that this would be mainly about mitigating the consequences and owning up to my poor decision to drive that night. From the initial phone call Justin was a breath of fresh air. I really appreciated that this was a bright guy who had gone to Emory for undergrad and had then worked in DA offices for Clayton County twice, and up in Mass. What I could gather is if I wanted to mitigate my eminent penalties I would need someone who could speak in kind as my advocate to the Prosecutors. In our meeting in person he explained that I could call or text and reach him directly. Other big shot firms I met had secretaries and buffers. I appreciated this, and made every attempt to not abuse this privilege. Justin always kept me apprised at every step of the way with potential outcomes. We ended up with an outcome which I deemed more than satisfactory given the circumstances of my ordeal.