About Graham
Graham practices in the Creditors’ Rights & Bankruptcy practice group with a focus on commercial and bankruptcy litigation. He has experience in commercial reorganizations and workouts, as well as transactional and litigation experience involving commercial transactions, real estate and other business-related matters. He has represented debtors, trustees, unsecured and secured creditors in Chapter 11 cases. Graham has also represented financial institutions, commercial lenders, commercial lessors and lessees in bankruptcy cases and structured loan workouts. He also practices with the Regulatory practice group with a focus on state wholesale lending and condemnation proceedings. Graham is a member of the American Bankruptcy Institute, the American Bar Association, the Atlanta Bar Association and the State Bar of Georgia.
Graham graduated from the Westminster Schools in Atlanta, Georgia in 1991. Graham received his B.A. in Economics from Washington University at St. Louis in 1995, his J.D. from Georgia State University School of Law in 1999, and his LL.M., Bankruptcy from St. John’s University in 2000.
Graham was selected in the 2007 Georgia Super Lawyers - Rising Star Edition.
Graham Cross-Examined
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Being a native Atlantan, I have always maintained an active role in the city. I served on the Junior Committee for “Derby Days” which raises money for the Shepherd Center Spinal Clinic, as well as served as a volunteer for the last seven years with “A Wish For Wendy” which raises money for Cystic Fibrosis research in honor of an elementary school classmate’s deceased sister Wendy. In August of 2005, I graduated from a year-long program called the Buckhead Business Association’s Leadership Development Program. Through BBA, the only community-sponsored leadership program that is specifically focused on leadership development skills in order to promote fully integrated, authentic leaders in the community, I’ve been able to interact and connect with a number of local charities such as Camp Twin Lakes, Hands On Atlanta, and The Jewish Federation.
What is your favorite thing about the law? Working with my clients to understand their business problems and assisting them in finding the best way to overcome these obstacles.
What advice would you give to a young law student? Maintain perspective on what you are doing and what you are seeking to accomplish. Don’t get so caught up in the destination of law school that you miss out on the ride.