Loletha Hale is a native of Forest Park, Georgia, a proven trial attorney, and a dedicated community servant who brings more than two decades of legal experience and a lifetime of achievement to the bench.
 

After graduating from Walter F. George High School at just sixteen, Loletha earned her Bachelor of Business Administration from Georgia State University, where she was a proud GSU Panthers basketball cheerleader and an active member of the Black Student Government Association.
 

She went on to receive her Juris Doctor from John Marshall Law School in only two and a half years, where she served as co-founder of the Black Women Law Students Association — a reflection of her lifelong commitment to leadership, excellence, and opportunity for others.
 

Proven Legal Experience

Loletha Hale is an experienced civil and criminal trial attorney whose practice has included:

• Truck accidents and personal injury

• Wrongful death

• Medical malpractice

• Workers’ compensation

• Employment law

• Family law

• Criminal defense
   

She is admitted to practice before:

• Georgia State and Superior Courts

• Georgia Court of Appeals

• Georgia Supreme Court

• United States District Court – Northern District of Georgia

• Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals
   

Her broad courtroom experience gives her the knowledge and judgment to run an efficient, well-prepared, and legally sound courtroom from day one.

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Her courtroom will be a place where everyone is heard, respected, and treated equally under the law.

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Her work reflects a deep belief that public trust in the legal system starts with community engagement.

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