Megan Naioti

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Languages Spoken

English

Parker Poe Adams & Bernstein LLP's Atlanta office, established in 2016, has rapidly become a significant legal presence in the region. What began with just four attorneys and one business professional has expanded dramatically to 49 attorneys and 27 business professionals, marking its 10th anniversary with remarkable growth. This expansion led the Atlanta Business Chronicle to rank Parker Poe as the city’s fastest-growing law firm by attorney count in 2025, noting a 114% growth rate since 2021.

The firm's Atlanta attorneys serve as outside general counsel for a diverse range of clients across multiple industries. They possess particular experience in key areas such as:

• Commercial real estate: Handling complex transactions and development projects.
• Education: Providing comprehensive legal support to K-12 and higher education institutions.
• Eminent domain: Assisting clients with property rights and condemnation matters.
• Employment: Advising on labor laws, disputes, and human resources issues.
• Finance: Guiding clients through banking, capital markets, and financial restructuring.
• Litigation: Representing clients in various disputes, including real estate and intellectual property litigation.
• Retail: Offering legal solutions tailored to the retail sector.
• Sports and entertainment: Addressing the unique legal needs of this dynamic industry.

Parker Poe is deeply committed to its clients, adhering to "The Parker Poe Way," a client-centric approach that emphasizes understanding business objectives, tailoring services, providing regular and meaningful communication, and avoiding surprises. They strive to deliver quality legal counsel, ensure availability, and provide demonstrable value through collaborative, one-firm solutions.

Beyond their legal practice, Parker Poe is actively involved in the Atlanta community. Attorneys and business professionals contribute to numerous business, legal, and charitable groups, including 100 Black Men of Atlanta, the Atlanta Bar Association, and Hope Atlanta. Recent initiatives include serving on the board of The Atlanta Women's Foundation and partnering with Hope Atlanta to prepare and serve meals to those facing food insecurity, demonstrating their dedication to making a positive impact.