Bragging rights GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY’S 40 UNDER 40

Ramona Condell (J.D. ’13) is a child attorney III in the Fulton County Office of the Child Attorney, where she acts as lead counsel, providing advocacy for the rights of children alleged to be abused or neglected.

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Kimberlynn B. Davis (J.D. ’13) is a partner at Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP. Davis is an attorney in the firm’s patent practice group, where she utilizes her Ph.D. in synthetic organic chemistry to protect innovations with massive real-world impact.

Megan Boyd, senior lecturer, was named the recipient of the 2023 Legal Research and Communication Scholarship Grant.

Zoe Siepert (J.D. ’23) is a 2023 Equal Justice Works Fellow sponsored by Greenberg Traurig, LLP and UPS.

Kathleen Hoyos (J.D. ’16) is a native Spanish speaker who is fluent in English, Italian, and French. Hoyos is a partner at the Antonini and Cohen Immigration Law Group. She began her career as a receptionist at the firm in 2010 and advanced to become the youngest partner in the firm’s history in 2021.

Robert Weber, associate professor of law, is the recipient of the U.S Fulbright Distinguished Scholar Award in Law at the University of Trento for Spring 2024.

Macy McFall (J.D. ’20) spent eight years working in Georgia politics, most recently as chief of staff for Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan, and now uses her extensive government experience to navigate legislative, regulatory and administrative issues for the Robbins Firm.

Bloomberg Law named the College of Law’s Legal Analytics & Innovation Initiative one of 10 finalists in its inaugural Law School Innovation Program. The initiative equips students with competitive skills needed by law firms across the country, learning to use legal technology and analytics to advance the practice of law efficiently, ethically, and analytically.