

Georgia Department of Law
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40 Capitol Sq SW, Atlanta, GA 30334
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About Georgia Department of Law
The Georgia Department of Law, also known as the Attorney General's Office, is a constitutional office created by the Georgia Constitution. It serves as the primary legal representative for the State of Georgia, providing legal counsel to state government agencies, officers, and employees. The Department's mission is to deliver high-quality legal representation and honorably carry out the constitutional and statutory responsibilities of the Attorney General.
The office's duties encompass a broad range of legal functions. These include providing binding legal opinions on questions concerning the State or its agencies, representing Georgia in all capital felony appeals before the Supreme Court of Georgia, and handling all civil cases in any court, including the Supreme Court of the United States. The Department also prosecutes public corruption cases, initiates civil or criminal actions on behalf of the State upon the Governor's request, and prepares and reviews state contracts and agreements.
Key issues of focus for the Attorney General's Office include human trafficking, gang activity, organized retail crime, cybercrime, elder abuse, and opioid abuse. The Consumer Protection Division is dedicated to addressing consumer complaints. The Department operates with guiding principles that prioritize being trustees and servants of the people, striving for justice, and providing legal advice without political influence. Its main office is located in Atlanta, Georgia.
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- Attorneys
- Chris Carr — Attorney General
- Wright Banks — Chief Deputy Attorney General
- Beth Burton — Deputy Attorney General of the Criminal Justice Division
- John Fowler — Deputy Attorney General of the Prosecution Division
- Robin Leigh — Deputy Attorney General of the Regulated Industries and Professions Division
- Jim Mooney — Deputy Attorney General of the Medicaid Fraud and Patient Protection Division
- Loretta Pinkston-Pope — Deputy Attorney General of the General Litigation Division
- John Henry Thompson — Solicitor General
- Daniel Walsh — Deputy Attorney General of the Consumer Protection Division
- Bryan Webb — Deputy Attorney General of the Government Services and Employment Division
- Logan Winkles — Deputy Attorney General of the Commercial Transactions and Litigation Division
- Services listed
- Legal representation to the executive branch, Prosecutes violent crime, Human Trafficking, Gang Activity, Organized Retail Crime, Cybercrime, Elder Abuse, Opioid Abuse, Consumer Protection, Providing opinions on legal questions concerning the State of Georgia or its age, Representing the State of Georgia in all capital felony appeals before the Supre, Representing the State of Georgia in all civil cases before any court
- Offices
- 40 Capitol Square, SW, Atlanta, Georgia 30334
Source: law.georgia.gov · checked October 6, 2026. Lawyers Near Me hasn’t independently verified these details.
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Georgia Department of Law — Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Georgia Department of Law located?+
Georgia Department of Law is located at 40 Capitol Sq SW, Atlanta, GA 30334. Use the "Get Directions" link on this page to navigate there.
What kind of cases does Georgia Department of Law handle?+
Georgia Department of Law handles Civil Litigation, Criminal Defense, Business Law, General Practice. Confirm that they cover your specific legal matter during your first consultation.
Is Georgia Department of Law well rated?+
Georgia Department of Law has a 3.0-star rating based on 2 Google reviews. Ratings are sourced from Google and shown for reference.
Client Reviews
2 reviews- Yosvany Andrés Hernández amilka· via Googlea year ago
- Steve Szep· via Google
Called for help with a warranty claim. Was told to contact Tennessee department of law where warrant company is located. Replied that I live in Georgia? Huh? Then was told to hire an attorney. Yeah thanks. In a word "Useless".
6 years ago

