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One Atlantic Center, 14th Floor
1201 W. Peachtree St., N.W.
Atlanta, GA 30309-3471
United States

BCLP's Atlanta office was established in 1909 and has deep roots in the Atlanta legal community, operating as Powell Goldstein Frazer & Murphy for nearly a century before merging with Bryan Cave in 2009. The Atlanta office is now one of the firm’s largest. Our attorneys have a long history of working with large and midsize international companies based in the Southeast, with lawyers practicing in the areas of antitrust, banking, business and finance, employee benefits, employment, M&A and corporate transactions, insurance, intellectual property and trade secrets, media and advertising, real estate, tax, technology and commercial transactions, and litigation.

Our Atlanta-based attorneys are often integral to firmwide support of national and global clients owing to BCLP’s “One Firm” way of doing business. The firm is known for its relationship-driven, collaborative culture and industry-shaping innovation, with efficient resourcing and technology tools allowing Atlanta attorneys to collaborate with colleagues around the world and help clients wherever they might be.

Our lawyers and staff are active members of the Atlanta community. Outside of work, we support a variety of community initiatives, including the Atlanta Children’s Center, Atlanta Legal Aid, Atlanta Volunteer Lawyers Foundation, Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Atlanta, the Cobb Chamber of Commerce, the Georgia Chamber of Commerce, the Georgia Asian Pacific American Bar Association, the Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, True Colors Theatre Company, United Way and the Woodruff Arts Center. 

Meet The Team

Amy Taylor Wilson, Office Managing Partner, Atlanta
Amy Taylor Wilson, Office Managing Partner, Atlanta
+1 404 572 6926

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