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Alfred L. Evans III is an Atlanta native who grew up in Sandy Springs, and now lives in Buckhead. After graduating from The Westminster Schools in 1992, Alfred attended Hampden-Sydney College in Virginia, and graduated with an Honors Degree in Political Science in 1996. Alfred spent a year working his way across the country, spent a winter snowboarding in Lake Tahoe, California, and then proceeded to attend The University of Georgia School of Law. Upon his graduation in 2000, Alfred went to work for a boutique law firm in Buckhead, where he engaged in insurance defense and other cases usually involving litigation and trials. Alfred became an equity partner in that law firm in 2006. A large portion of Alfred’s insurance defense work related to the defense of trucking companies, truck drivers, and their insurance carriers.
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