Sherry Meminger Kubanyi

• GTLA Member, 1999
• U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia
• Georgia Court of Appeals
• Georgia Supreme Court
• Member, American Association for Justice
• Member, Georgia Association of Women Lawyers
• Member, Atlanta Bar Association Georgia Trial Lawyers Association
• Member, State Bar of Georgia
• Chaired the Georgia Trial Lawyers Association Paralegal Workshop Seminar in 2011 and 2010
• Admitted in 2014 Georgia
• AAJ Member, 2021
• Political Action Committee Member-GTLA, 2021
• Political Action Committee Member-GTLA, 2020
• Political Action Committee Member-GTLA, 2019
• Political Action Committee Member-GTLA, 2018
• Political Action Committee Member GTLA, 2017
• AAJ Member, 2016
• GTLA Member, 2015
• GTLA Member, 2014
• GTLA Member, 2013
• GTLA Member, 2012
• GTLA Member, 2011
• GTLA Member, 2010
• GTLA Member, 2009
• GTLA Member, 2008
• GTLA Member, 2007
• GTLA Member, 2006
• GTLA Member, 2005
• GTLA member, 2004
• GTLA Member, 2003
• GTLA Member, 2002
• GTLA Member, 2001
• GTLA Member, 2000

• A trial consists of a compilation of complex processes of courtroom procedures and rituals, which can often change from jurisdiction to jurisdiction and can seem like a strange and mysterious world if you don’t know what those procedures and rituals are. Since ritual and tradition play a large part in the trial process it is integral that as paralegals we make it our business to understand what those procedures are. I think one of the most important things we can do as Paralegals, once our case has reached the Courtroom, is to know the layout of the land. What I mean by this, is “Knowing your Courtroom” - being aware of your surroundings and its inhabitants. Simply put: “Don’t Be a Stranger in a Strange Land.” Jonathon Swift, the author of Gulliver’s Travels, was correct when he said:“… A stranger in a strange land, he is no one: men know him not - and to know not is to care not for.” Think about it, do you really want to be in a venue where no one knows or cares about you? I think not. If you are on trial, you’ve got enough to worry about, right? So let’s start with some rules., Practical Tip: Knowing Your Courtroom, Law, 2011
• Let’s place this in perspective, shall we? Forty years ago, the most advanced piece of technology in a law office — or heck, most any office — was an electric typewriter.  Is that an indicator about the advancement of technology today? We can buy the latest, greatest, newest technology on Monday - only to find out there is hotter, newer technology on Friday. It’s a New Era Folks! It’s the Digital Era - so as Paralegals, it is imperative that we get aboard and stay aboard the Technology Train! To stay up-to-date, we have to be diligent in our efforts. To stay ahead of the curve of technology - we have to practice “thinkology”. Thinkology is the concept which employs the idea that “thinking + technology can be utilized for a common good,” often in a context beyond what it was originally designed for. In essence, we need to think smart about technology, to be smart about technology! To quote Stewart Brand: “Once a new technology rolls over you, if you're not part of the steamroller, you're part of the road.”, New Technology Series, Law, 2012

• Social Media and the Preservation of Evidence in 2015, Social Media and the Preservation of Evidence in 2015, ICLE, 2015
• Discoverability of Social Media Preservation, Discoverability of Social Media Preservation, GTLA, 2015

• "Foster Care Support" Sponsor, 2015
• Sponsor of NPC Atlanta All States Bodybuilding show - providing free entries to amateur athletes who cannot afford entry into competition, 2021
• Sponsor of NPC Atlantic Bodybuilding show - providing free entries to amateur athletes who cannot afford entry into competition, 2018
• Sponsor of NPC Atlantic Bodybuilding show - providing free entries to amateur athletes who cannot afford entry into competition, 2017
• Sponsor of NPC Atlantic Bodybuilding show - providing free entries to amateur athletes who cannot afford entry into competition, 2016
• Foster Care Support Sponsor "Promo - palooza" - an event providing free prom dresses to Foster Teens, 2018
• Foster Care Support Sponsor "Promo - palooza" - an event providing free prom dresses to Foster Teens, 2016
• Foster Care Support Sponsor "Promo - palooza" - an event providing free prom dresses to Foster Teens, 2017
• Sponsorship of the NPC Atlantic Body Building Show, 2015

• IFBB Fitness Professional, 2016

• Small Business Excellence Award in Personal Injury, Small Business Excellence, SBE, 2020
• Nominated and recognized for excellence in Personal Injury, Member, Lawyers Of Distinction, 2021
• Small Business Excellence Award in Personal Injury, Small Business Excellence, SBE, 2018
• Small Business Excellence Award in Personal Injury, Small Business Excellence, SBE, 2019
• Small Business Excellence Award in Personal Injury, Small Business Excellence, SBE, 2016
• Honorable Fellow, Fellow, National Association of Distinguished Counsel, 2019
• Small Business Excellence Award in Personal Injury, Small Business Excellence, SBE, 2017
• Small Business Excellence Award in Personal Injury, Small Business Excellence, SBE, 2015
• Attorney to Watch, Attorney At Law Magazine, 2018
• Best of the Best Top 10 Attorneys, Best of the Best Top 10 Attorneys, Best of The Best, 2020
• Top 25 Motor Vehicle Trial Attorneys, National Trial Lawyers, 2020

• Rear end collision passenger  - $100,000, 2020
• Rear end MVA collision with associated brain trauma 3.8 Million, 2014
• MVA Hit and Run Collision - $492,967.00, 2019
• Motor Vehicle Collision - $350,000 obtained, 2018

• In addition to being an attorney I am also a Professional Body builder who competes in the bikini division ( which focuses on tone and symmetry instead of muscle bulk) of the IFBB - information about the IFBB can be found here:  IFBB | International Federation of Bodybuilding and Fitness, Team Kubanyi at the NPC All States Body Building Competition, Athletic; Underprivileged; Minorities; Female Minorities; Male Minorities, 2021

“Sherry is a hardworking attorney who places a premium on her clients needs and customer service. You will not find a lawyer more committed to ensuring that her clients get the best possible result!”

“I have referred several personal injuries cases to Sherry in the past. My referrals have commented on Sherry's level of care and knowledge of the law. They have all felt in very capable hands and been happy with the results. While I will never practice personal injury law, I am confident I will be able to ensure my referrals cases will be properly handled and resolved.”