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See Judge Chris Jackson on his first day on the bench as Chief Municipal Court Judge of Rome. This part-time position allows Judge Jackson to maintain a full-time practice with MSP. And congratulations to outgoing Judge Bryan Johnson who will be taking his seat on the Superior Court of Floyd County in the new year.

Update: It looks like Charlie is the winner! Thank you all for your participation. Pet Halloween Costume Contest Help us celebrate some of our own furry loved ones by voting (liking) on your favorite pet/costume. All you need to do is like your favorite photo/costume. You can only like each photo once but can like more than one photo! Voting will end November 1st. Let the competition begin!

Welcome Trey Newton, MSP’s newest attorney! Trey graduated from Berry College where he played football for the Vikings. From there he went on to earn his law degree in 2020 from Georgia State University College of Law. Last week Trey sat for the Georgia Bar Exam, and will receive his results this December. Trey, his wife Megan, and their newborn Jackson reside in Rome.

Congratulations to our very own Chris Jackson who last night was sworn in as Chief Municipal Court Judge of Rome by the Rome City Commission! Judge Jackson replaces outgoing Judge Bryan Johnson, who was recently elected to the Superior Court of Floyd County. This part-time position allows Chris to continue a full practice with MSP. Chris had this to say: Being appointed by the City Commission to serve as Chief Judge is an honor and I look forward to continuing to build on the great work Judge Johnson has done for Rome. Congratulations also to Judge John Scott Husser, pictured, who was also sworn in as assistant judge. Pictured left to right are Judge Husser, City Attorney Andy Davis, and Judge Jackson.