Attorneys
Zack Thompson has practiced at Tisinger Vance since 2016. He is licensed to practice law in Georgia and Alabama. His principal areas of practice include commercial litigation, insurance defense, professional malpractice, and cooperatives and utilities. Zack regularly represents clients in courts in both Georgia and Alabama.
- Phone: (770) 834-4467
Staff Contact Information
Kelli Smallwood
- Phone: (770) 214-5152
Areas of Practice
Business Litigation
Clients of Tisinger Vance can rest assured that we will protect their best interest. The attorneys of Tisinger Vance in Carrollton Georgia take a bottom line approach to business litigation.
Cooperatives
We actively represent clients in all aspects of the formation and operation of taxable and tax-exempt cooperatives, including obtaining Internal Revenue Service Private Letter Rulings regarding the tax status of such organizations.
Insurance Defense
Attorneys at Tisinger Vance provide strong and cost-effective defense against a variety of liability claims.
Medical Malpractice Defense
We have a long and skilled history in handling medical malpractice claims.
Utilities
The firm advises electric membership corporations in connection with all aspects of daily operation.
Education
Georgia State University College of Law
Atlanta, Georgia, 2016
Doctor of Jurisprudence
University of Georgia
Athens, Georgia, 2013
Bachelor of Arts
Major: English
More About Zack
Zack graduated from the Georgia State University College of Law cum laude and in the top 20% of his graduating class. Before law school, Zack graduated from the University of Georgia with a B.A. in English.
In law school, Zack was an Associate Legislation Editor of the Georgia State University Law Review, authoring Providing Fair Relief in Georgia Dispossessory Proceedings, 32 Ga. St. U. L. Rev. 1003 (2016), and co-authoring the legislative review of HB 1, Georgia's 2015 medical cannabis bill, 32 Ga. St. U. L. Rev. 153 (2015). Zack was an extern in the Georgia Supreme Court with the Honorable Presiding Justice P. Harris Hines. Zack also was an Urban Fellow in Georgia State Law's Center for the Comparative Study of Metropolitan Growth, was an officer of Georgia State Law's Federalist Society chapter, and graduated with highest pro bono distinction.