Kelli Byers-Hooper, Esq

Portrait of a smiling older woman with short gray hair, wearing a white collared shirt with a small embroidered logo, standing in an office with large windows and plants in the background.

With nearly two decades of legal experience, I have been a dedicated attorney since 2007, specializing exclusively in civil law. My focus lies in serious injury and wrongful death cases, where I strive to advocate for those who have suffered significant losses. I have served as first chair in trials across both state and federal courts in Georgia, demonstrating my commitment to delivering justice for my clients.

  • In 2025, I successfully settled over $10 million in claims, underscoring my expertise and determination in navigating complex legal landscapes. Beyond the courtroom, I am actively engaged with the American Association for Justice and the Georgia Trial Lawyers Association, contributing to the legal community and advocating for justice.

    I have participated in several leadership academies run by esteemed organizations, including the Georgia Association of Women Lawyers and the WIN List. My commitment to social issues is further exemplified by my roles in chairing national events focused on women and children’s issues. Notably, I organized a significant event celebrating Justice Jackson's first day on the SCOTUS bench, which garnered attention from national and local news outlets on Law.com.

    In addition to my professional commitments, I am deeply involved in my local community and active in my local church, believing that service and support for one another are essential to a thriving society.

Publications and Speaking Engagements

In addition to practicing personal injury law, Kelli Byers-Hooper is a frequent speaker and published author on litigation strategy, advocacy, and the evolving role of technology in law.

  • Trial Magazine — April 1, 2020

  • AAJ Annual Convention — 2020

  • New Jersey Association for Justice — 2020

  • AAJ Webinar — 2020

  • Speaking Engagement — 2022

  • Panelist — 2023

  • Speaking Engagement — 2022

  • Moderator — 2025

  • American Bar Association, Family Law Section — 2019

  • American Bar Association, Family Law Section — 2020

Being an attorney is about more than practicing law, it’s about showing up, serving others, and staying engaged with the community. Below are a few moments that reflect my professional work, involvement, and values.

Serving Clients, Supporting the Community

In 2022, I was featured in Law.com for my participation in a national gathering of women attorneys supporting Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson. The event reflected a shared commitment to justice, professional excellence, and advancing the legal community through advocacy and unity.

As Featured in Law.com

A news article headline stating: "DC to Support Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson." The article includes a quote about female lawyers and mentions Atlanta attorney Kelli Byers Hooper. The publication date is September 26, 2022, at 2:50 PM, with a reading time of 7 minutes. There is also a small photo of a smiling woman with brown hair at the bottom left of the article.
Read the Article
Group of eight diverse professionals standing in front of the U.S. Supreme Court building in Washington, D.C., dressed in business attire, smiling for the photo.
A large group of diverse women and men gathered in a spacious indoor venue, posing for a group photo on stairs and seated in front of a stone wall.
A woman smiling in front of the United States Supreme Court building with white marble steps and columns.
A woman in a black suit standing in front of a large framed painting of a woman in judicial robes in an ornate room.
The woman is standing indoors near a sign that reads 'Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, New York, 229'. She is wearing a beige top, a gray pinstripe blazer, and a name tag that says 'Kelli'. There are papers and pens on a small black table beh
Woman in green dress speaking at a podium with a microphone, in front of blue curtains.
A woman smiling and wearing sunglasses in front of the U.S. Capitol building with other people in the background.
A name badge, colorful ribbons labeled 'PAC CONTRIBUTOR,' 'FACULTY,' and 'CHAMPION,' a tissue, and a partially visible laptop on a wooden table.
A woman and a man having a serious conversation in a formal office with the Georgia state seal on the wall behind them. The woman is wearing a beige blazer and the man is dressed in a blue suit, holding a red box. Two children in Cub Scouts uniforms
Two people, a man and a woman, standing face to face and engaging in conversation inside a wood-paneled room with flags and the Georgia state seal on the wall.
Silhouette paper cutout of a family holding hands, with a warm sunset background, accompanied by large text reading 'FAMILY FIRST'
A handwritten note from the Supreme Court of the United States, dated October 2, 2022, expressing honor and gratitude for support.

Schedule a Free Consultation Today

It would be our privilege to help you navigate this challenging chapter of your life.

Get Started Now