Pro Bono criminal attorneys in Georgia
Baker & Slider, LLC
The heart and soul of any law firm rests with its attorneys. At Baker & Slider, LLC, we not only dedicate our time and energy to helping clients solve legal problems, but we also work to shape the future of our community.
John Hollis Baker handles cases involving real estate, business disputes, serious injuries and federal criminal defense. Formerly appointed as the prosecutor of misdemeanors in Oglethorpe County in the probate court, he has served as both prosecutor and defense lawyer.
Attorney Baker represented his district in the State Bar of Georgia as the representative in the Young Lawyers Division and was a founding graduate of the State Bar of Georgia Leadership Academy. He is a member of the Oconee County Area Chamber of Commerce.
Jason Slider worked as the staff attorney for the State Court of Athens-Clarke County and as a prosecutor with the Athens-Clarke County Office of the Solicitor General. Further, he serves as judge pro hac vice in the Athens-Clarke County Municipal Court.
Attorney Slider has been active in the Athens and University of Georgia community, most notably by acting as the past head coach of the University of Georgia men's lacrosse team and providing pro bono legal services through The Light, an Athens based Christian ministry.
To learn more about our attorneys' backgrounds and legal experience, please visit the links below.
Speak With Our Experienced Georgia Lawyers
To schedule a free consultation with our attorneys, call 706-410-2993 or 866-968-3385, or contact us online.
Our office hours are 8:00-5:00, Monday through Friday. We are conveniently located near the University of Georgia in downtown Athens across the street from the Clarke County courthouse.
Credit cards are accepted.
Source: www.georgialawyerteam.com
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