E. Earle Burke

E. Earle Burke's distinguished career began as a law school prodigy, when his legal acumen was tapped by the Upper Chamber of Congress and he was invited to testify before the United States Senate on the impact of tax penalites on lower income taxpayers. In the quarter-century after his admission to the Bar in 1990, E. Earle Burke has developed a sterling reputation as a shrewd negotiator, a business savvy advocate, and a meticulous trial lawyer who has tried numerous cases with overwhelmingly positive results.

E. Earle Burke has a wide breadth of experience, including decades of experience in Civil Litigation and Trial, Business Transactions and Litigation, Administrative Law and Compliance, Civil Rights Litigation, Employment and Labor Law, Criminal Law and Defense, Personal Injury, Medical Malpractice, and even Intellectual Property and Entertainment Law. However, E. Earle Burke's passion is his business clients, for whom his wide knowledge of these overlapping areas of law is fully harnessed to protect growing and established businesses from all potential pitfalls.

Education

J.D., 1988, University of Akron
B.B.A., 1984, Andrews University

Admitted to Practice

Georgia
United States Supreme Court
United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit
United States Tax Court
United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia
United States District Court for the Middle District of Georgia

Member

American Bar Association; State Bar of Georgia and Gate City Bar

Co-Author

"Regressive Impact of Penalties in the Internal Revenue Code on Low Income Taxpayers", Akron Tax Law Journal (Volume 5, April, 1988)

Areas of Concentration

General Civil Litigation and Trial
Business Transactions and Litigation
Administrative Law and Compliance
Civil Rights Litigation
Employment and Labor
Criminal Law and Defense
Personal Injury
Intellectual Property
Workers' Compensation

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