A trial lawyer in Atlanta for almost 40 years, Blackstock was named the 2002 recipient of the Georgia State Bar Tradition of Excellence Award and the Atlanta Bar Association’s Leadership Award in 2006.
E.J. was a career federal and state prosecutor for 22 years, followed by 13 years of private practice before being appointed as judge of the appellate court by then-Florida Gov. Lawton Chiles in 1998.
Noted for his military service which began with graduation from The Citadel and service in the U.S. Army as an infantry and Special Forces officer earning the Bronze Star for Valor.
Jeff Weiner graduated from Chicago-Kent in January 1974. At Chicago-Kent, Jeff was president of the Student Bar Association, a Moot Court winner, and editor of The Kent Commentator.
John, an Arkansas native, returned home for college after graduating from Riverside in 1947 as president of the senior class. He earned his undergraduate degree from Henderson College in Arkadelphia and his law degree from the University of Arkansas.
Errol spent over 60 years at Riverside beginning as a cadet in 1955 and continuing through years of service as a teacher, coach, registrar, director of alumni relations, and assistant athletic director.
Together with his brother Mayer Mitchell, also a RMA graduate (1949), they created The Mitchell Company, which became one of the southeast’s largest real estate companies.
Wagner attended The University of Chicago for two years, served in the U.S. Army, and then attended and graduated from Roosevelt University having studied economics and business.
At the young age of 26, Griffin became the President and Chief Executive Officer of Parramore & Griffin Seed Company due to the untimely death of his father.
Lopez leads a successful career in the paving and construction industry conducting large scale business in 26 states, 275 cities across the United States, and internationally in Canada and Ecuador.
Boisfontaine is a successful businessman and founding partner of Crystal Clear Imaging (CCI), a signage company with offices in New Orleans and San Francisco.
Frankel attended Drexel University and received a B.S. from the LeBow College of Business with magna cum laude distinction in 2006.
He received his juris doctorate from Western Michigan University, Cooley Law School, in 2009, cum laude, and was senior associate editor of the Thomas M. Cooley Law Review. Frankel has bar affiliations and court admissions privileges in New York, Connecticut, Florida, and the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York. Since 2009 he is a partner with Greenwich Legal Associates, a boutique law firm in Greenwich, CT, specializing in sophisticated class action/opt-out litigation in the antitrust, commodities, securities and consumer areas. Frankel and his wife, Jennifer, and their twin sons, Austin and Marley, live in Boca Raton, Florida.