Julie Oinonen is the Principal Managing Partner of the Williams Oinonen LLC. An honors graduate of Emory University School of Law, Ms. Oinonen assists consumers, the injured, and has an in depth understanding of small business owner concerns, having come from a family of business entrepreneurs and graduating Magna Cum Laude with her Masters of Business Administration from Woodbury University. Ms. Oinonen also holds an M.Ed from the University of Tennessee-Chattanooga, and an undergraduate degree from Covenant College, a Christian institution on Lookout Mt., Georgia. Prior to her career as an attorney, she worked as a university director for programs to assist Latino students at a Hispanic Serving Institution. While at Emory University School of Law she was awarded a Dean's Teaching Fellowship, presented to six of the top third years. After law school, Ms. Oinonen worked with a successful Plaintiff's boutique firm and as a Post-Doctoral Fellow at Emory University.

Ms. Oinonen has been presented with the International Academy of Trial Lawyers Award for Outstanding Excellence in Trial Advocacy, the Georgia Association of Women Lawyers Award, and the Kathleen Kessler-Eidson Trial Advocacy Award. Ms. Oinonen is a member of the Georgia Trial Lawyers Association, American Association for Justice, and admitted into the prestigious Order of Emory Advocates.

As Principal Managing Partner, Ms. Oinonen conducts joint strategic ventures with expert consumer, personal injury, and business litigation attorneys throughout Georgia. As a client of the Williams Oinonen LLC you will gain personal, immediate access to our Principal Managing Partner. You will also benefit from the skill of expert attorneys that contribute in strategic joint ventures with the Williams Oinonen LLC.

Mario Bernard Williams primarily works in the areas of business litigation, personal injury, human rights, and political consulting at Williams Oinonen LLC. He has extensive knowledge in the area of breach of contract, third party beneficiary rights, non compete/non solicitation agreements, employment discrimination, and police brutality.

He is also a senior fellow at the Center for Advocacy and Dispute Resolution at Emory University School of Law, working mostly in the area of human rights. Prior to his work at the Williams Oinonen LLC, Mr. Williams served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Honduras and worked for several years in Chile where he co-authored one of the first human right class actions presented in
Chile. Mr. Williams has submitted cases to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights on issues related to indigenous rights and affordable housing for poor people.

Mr. Williams also has extensive experience in political consulting, opposition research and policy analysis. Mr. Williams graduated with honors from Morehouse College in Political Science and obtained his law degree at Lewis and Clark in Portland, Oregon.