Overview:
Mr. Oles started his career as a business owner in the automobile industry, and his heart lies with entrepreneurs struggling to start and grow their businesses. There he learnedthe value of a customer-focused attitude and constant diligence to the needs of his clients. Following a successful career as entrepreneur, Mr. Oles obtained his bachelor’s degree in Business Administration summa cum laude, and went on to obtain an MBA in Finance, culminating his formal education when he graduated from Harvard Law School.
Mr. Oles gained experience as a transactional lawyer, business and estate planner, and litigator practicing for a number of years with two prestigious national law firms in New Jersey and Georgia. There he represented numerous health care companies and practitioners with problems ranging from business formation and capitalization to employee relations to regulatory compliance. Since then, he served as general counsel to two publicly-traded companies.
Identifying a need for high-quality legal work for those unable or unwilling to pay traditional big-firm prices, he formed his own firm in the Atlanta area in 2006. Since that time he has focused on providing transactional, litigation and regulatory services to an array of individual and corporate clients in the Atlanta area and across the country.
After a unique experience in family law courts, Mr. Oles has also devoted considerable time to the needs of families. A father of three children and passionate advocate of parental rights, he fights for parents trying to obtain and keep an active role in their children’s lives, particularly those that have been unfairly denied access to their children or are suffering from parental alienation. He routinely assists clients facing uphill custody battles across the nation. He also routinely counsels clients in less-contentious settings in reaching amicable resolutions.
Mr. Oles provides aggressive representation to his clients in adversarial matters. His philosophy is to be thorough and painstaking in order to gain advantage, avoid surprises and produce the best possible result whatever the tribunal. His adversarial experience includes trial work in both federal and state court civil and criminal matters, federal and state appeals, regulatory and agency hearings, professional licensing boards, arbitrations and mediations.