Ross D. Grisham

A Georgia native, Ross grew up in the Decatur area and later attended high school in Conyers. From there, he moved to Bristol, Tennessee, and attended King College, where he graduated with a degree in Political Science and History in 1993. He was then accepted to the University of Wyoming College of Law, and graduated with his Juris Doctor degree in 1998. While attending the University of Wyoming College of Law, Ross first entered the criminal law arena working in the Prosecution Clinic, Albany County Wyoming.

After graduation from law school, Ross returned to Georgia, and began working as a law clerk for the judges on the Appalachian Judicial Circuit. He then went on to serve as an Assistant Solicitor General in Cherokee County, and later as an Assistant District Attorney in Cherokee County. Ross then began his Criminal Defense career in 2004 as a trial lawyer in private practice.

On a personal note, Ross and his wife Stephanie live in Jasper, where Stephanie works as a special education teacher. During his free time, Ross likes to compete in triathlons, and enjoys traveling to remote locations.