Micah Moon, senior associate in Alston & Bird’s Litigation & Trial Practice Group, has been named to the LEAD Atlanta Class of 2019.
Chosen from more than 300 applications, Moon is one of 58 participants in the program, an intensive eight-month leadership development and community education initiative targeted at promising young professionals in metro Atlanta.
Moon focuses his practice on general business and complex commercial litigation, where he represents technology and manufacturing clients in a variety of commercial disputes – from consumer protection and contract disputes, to class actions and antitrust cases.
Among Moon’s community activities, he serves on the Georgia Appleseed Young Professionals Council Executive Committee and participates in the Transgender Legal Defense and Education Fund’s Name Change Project.
Established in 2004 as an initiative of Leadership Atlanta, LEAD Atlanta is distinguished by its unique integration of personal, professional, and community education.
Chosen from more than 300 applications, Moon is one of 58 participants in the program, an intensive eight-month leadership development and community education initiative targeted at promising young professionals in metro Atlanta.
Moon focuses his practice on general business and complex commercial litigation, where he represents technology and manufacturing clients in a variety of commercial disputes – from consumer protection and contract disputes, to class actions and antitrust cases.
Among Moon’s community activities, he serves on the Georgia Appleseed Young Professionals Council Executive Committee and participates in the Transgender Legal Defense and Education Fund’s Name Change Project.
Established in 2004 as an initiative of Leadership Atlanta, LEAD Atlanta is distinguished by its unique integration of personal, professional, and community education.