We are thrilled to congratulate 4L Katherine Collins, an exceptional part-time evening student at Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School (AJMLS), on her recent achievement of having an article published in The Atlanta Lawyer, the official publication of the Atlanta Bar Association. This accomplishment highlights not only Katherine’s dedication to her studies but also her commitment to the legal profession.
Katherine serves on the Editorial Board of The Atlanta Lawyer, where she has made significant contributions to the publication. Her article, which discusses new child support legislation, can be found on page 32 of the latest issue. This insightful piece underscores her understanding of complex legal issues that impact families across Georgia.
Balancing her academic pursuits with a full-time role as a paralegal and Guardian ad Litem at a family law firm in Atlanta, Katherine exemplifies what it means to be a dedicated law student. Despite her busy schedule, she has consistently excelled in her studies, making the Dean’s List every semester and earning several prestigious awards, including CALI Awards in Contracts I, Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, and Evidence. She has also been recognized as the Outstanding Student of the Quarter twice and received a grade-on invitation to the Law Journal.
With graduation on the horizon in May 2025, Katherine reflects on her journey with gratitude. “I am excited to continue my work assisting families through the emotional and complex circumstances of their family law matters,” she shares. Her passion for helping others and her commitment to advancing her legal knowledge are commendable and serve as an inspiration to her peers.
At AJMLS, we take pride in the achievements of our students and their growing presence in the broader legal community. Katherine’s publication is a testament to the quality of education we provide and the dedication of our students.
For more information about Katherine’s article, read page 32 the August/September issue of The Atlanta Lawyer TAL August:September 2024 Issue Volume 23 No. 2 | Page 8