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Ramiro Rodriguez, Jr.

Most of us have a childhood moment that inspires us to think about who we would be when we grew up. For Attorney Ramiro Rodriguez, it was when he was seven years old and was accompanying his uncle to a consultation with an attorney. Not only was the attorney very vague about his uncle’s rights, he wanted to be paid first, in cash, and would not even give a receipt! At that time, young Ramiro was worried the attorney would not help his uncle, and might even steal from him. His uncle was more scared and confused after he hired the attorney!

Attorney Rodriguez will always remember that moment. That is why GA Injury Advocates treats each and every person who comes to us for help like they are a best friend. Friends are there when you need them. And so are we.

John Paul LaBouff – Attorney

John Paul LaBouff graduated from Santa Clara University School of Law in 1992. While there he was both an editor and contributor to the Computer and High Technology Law Journal, which has received national and international recognition as a leading forum for multidisciplinary discourse of new issues related to technology, law, and public policy.

After graduation, Mr. LaBouff practiced as a lawyer in California for three years before moving to Atlanta. He is a former Chair of the Sole Practitioner/Small Firm Section of the Atlanta Bar Association. He has represented injured people in both workers’ compensation and personal injury cases his entire career. John Paul has been a speaker at several seminars on workers’ compensation topics.

What the Insurance Companies and Employers DON'T Want YOU to Know About YOUR Workers' Compensation Rights