Rideshare Accident Attorney
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Best Rideshare accident lawyer in Georgia (Reviewed in 2026)

1 lawyer in Atlanta, looked up by hand in the Georgia bar register on 16 July 2026.

1
Lawyer published
Atlanta
None
Public discipline
On record, checked 16 Jul
32 yrs
At the bar
Admitted 30 Nov 1993
100%
Of his career covered
The only listing we can say that of
Atlanta1 lawyer
JF
John M. Foy ✓ Bar verified · Jul 2026
John Foy & Associates · Atlanta, GA · covers Georgia
Personal injury firm Uber & Lyft
Credentials
At the Georgia bar
32 yrs
Admitted 30 Nov 1993
Public discipline
None
On record, 16 Jul 2026
Background
The only listing here whose register window covers an entire career — Georgia publishes from January 1991, and he was admitted in November 1993. Runs a dedicated rideshare accident page. A heavy television advertiser, which tells you about a marketing budget and nothing about a lawyer.
Georgia warns a reinstated lawyer can still read “in Good Standing”
Which Georgia service areas are staffed offices — not established
Verification
Georgia: Active Member in Good Standing — State Bar, checked 16 Jul 2026
Public Discipline: None on Record — State Bar of Georgia
Window opens Jan 1991 — two years before his career did
Dedicated rideshare accident practice page
Free consultation · contingency — firm-reported
Contact John directly

Georgia covers a whole career — and warns you anyway

Georgia publishes public disciplinary history from January 1991 onward, and shows disbarment from any time at all. Foy was admitted in November 1993.

The window opens two years before his career does. There is no stretch of his 32 years the record does not reach — the only listing on this site of which that is true. Set it against Florida, where a ten-year window showed us 18% of a 55-year career, and you have the clearest proof we have found that a badge is not a uniform unit.

Georgia is also unusually honest about its own edges. It states that if a lawyer has been suspended or disbarred and subsequently reinstated or readmitted, the site could show their membership status as “in Good Standing.” Status and history are two questions. It further states that grievances, investigations and private discipline are confidential, and that the data carries no warranty of any kind.

It even cautions that attorneys may have similar names. We matched on the firm and the Peachtree Road address — which is exactly the check that caution is asking for.

What we haven’t checked

Not established. Any grievance, investigation or private discipline, which Georgia says it cannot confirm or deny. Whether he is licensed in any other state. Which of the firm’s many Georgia service areas are staffed offices. His full biography. A bar check is a floor, not a ranking.

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