Luisa P. Alejos

In a relatively short period of time, Luisa P. Alejos has made mammoth strides within her legal community by promoting ideal, client-centric advocacy through her own practice, emphasizing personalized attention, an unrelenting work ethic and meticulous focus. At L.P.A. Law in Atlanta, Georgia, she serves residents throughout the surrounding areas in complex workers’ compensation matters, helping them get the benefits they need to support their loved ones and themselves.

Ms. Alejos completed her undergraduate studies in 2010, graduating with her Bachelor of Arts degree and Bachelor of Science degree in sociology and psychology, respectively, from Georgia State University. She then went on to attend the Mississippi College School of Law, where she was president of the Student Animal Legal Defense Fund. In addition, she also externed at the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and was the recipient of the Pro Bono Service Award by the Mississippi Immigrants’ Rights Alliance, as well as studying abroad in Beijing, China; Seoul, South Korea; and Havana, Cuba. She received her Juris Doctor in 2014 and was licensed to practice law in Georgia in 2021.

With prior experience as a case manager and paralegal, Ms. Alejos understands the amount of dedication and perseverance it takes to build a strong case for her clients, and with her tenacious legal talents, she fights tooth and nail to provide them respite and peace of mind. Within her legal community, she holds close affiliations with the Georgia Trial Lawyers Association, the Cobb County Bar Association, the Georgia Association for Women Lawyers and the Georgia Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers.