Mark B. Bullman

Mark Bullman, a seasoned trial attorney since 1993, has left an indelible mark in state and federal courts, holding memberships in the bars of the United States District Courts for the Northern and Middle Districts of Georgia, the District of Colorado, the 10th and 11th Circuit Courts of Appeals, and the United States Supreme Court. Licensed to practice law in Georgia and Colorado, Mark's multifaceted practice encompasses contract review, litigation avoidance, business disputes, business torts, fraud, and commercial landlord-tenant matters, showcasing his versatility in civil litigation.

Throughout his career, Mark has been a stalwart representative for small to mid-sized companies, including private holding companies for commercial properties and manufacturing firms. His legal experience extends to administrative hearings, where he successfully argued a case of first impression regarding ERISA law and testamentary bequests in the Georgia Supreme Court. Mark has also been employed as an expert witness in various litigation matters.

As a business owner for decades, Mark comprehends the significance of clients focusing on their core operations rather than managing litigation intricacies. While he remains adept in the courtroom, Mark, a trained mediator, prioritizes amicable resolutions to claims and cases, emphasizing collaboration to avoid time-consuming and costly litigation that can impede business productivity.

Mark's commitment to justice extends beyond business litigation; he has expanded his practice to encompass victims' rights and civil rights litigation, particularly in the realm of police officer liability, where he is acknowledged as a leader in the courtroom, classroom, and as a consultant for departments and media organizations. His influence is noted in state and federal trial and appellate courts, with numerous cases citing him as an authority in various legal domains.

Mark's educational journey led him through the University of Georgia, where he graduated Phi Beta Kappa, magna cum laude, and with departmental honors. A former P.O.S.T. certified police officer and deputy sheriff, Mark has a unique perspective on law enforcement matters. He leverages his insights as an educator, teaching classes on law enforcement liability, municipal liability, and civil rights law to fellow attorneys, judges, and legal staff.

Beyond his legal endeavors, Mark has been deeply involved in charitable organizations, founding, serving as an officer or board member, and volunteering for causes such as BARKs (a charity for retired police canine officers), SOC-F (Special Operations Care Fund), and the Crime Victims Advocacy Council (CVAC). His advocacy for crime victims earned him recognition with a Georgia State Senate resolution.