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Attorney Thomas (Tommy) Sinowski is dedicated to helping injured clients get back to where they were before their injury. As a lifelong resident of Georgia, Tommy’s compassion and selflessness endear him to his clients and turn professional relationships into lasting personal relationships. Through these relationships, Tommy is able to fully represent the best interests and solve the unique problems that come from personal injuries.

After earning his Bachelor’s degree in political science from the University of Alabama, Thomas Sinowski enrolled at Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School. In his first year of law school, he began working for a personal injury law firm in Atlanta where his passion for representing injured clients flourished. After graduating in three years and passing the Georgia Bar, he helped found his own firm.

Attorney Thomas Sinowski is the current President of the Paulding County Bar Association. He has been named to the Top 40 Under 40 of the National Trial Lawyers Association as well as to the Rising Stars list of Super Lawyers. While up to five percent of the lawyers in the state are named to Super Lawyers, no more than 2.5 percent are named to the Rising Stars list.

License

• Licensed for 11 years In Marietta, GA

Education

• John Marshall (Atlanta) Juris Doctor (2011)
• The University of Alabama – Bachelor of Arts (2008)

Work Experience

• Partner Cohen & Sinowski, P.C. (2012 – Present)
• Associate – Freedman & Sinowski, PC (2011 – 2012)
• Law Clerk – Freedman & Sinowski, PC (2009 – 2011)

Associations

• Paulding County Bar Association – President (2022 – Present)
• Cobb County Bar Association – Member (2017 – Present)
• Paulding County Bar Association – Vice President (2017 – Present)
• Georgia Trial Lawyers Association – Member (2011 – Present)
• State Bar of Georgia – Member (2011 – Present)
• Atlanta Bar Association – Member (2011 – Present)
• Paulding County Bar Association – Board of Directors (2018 – 2018)

Publications

• Basics of Car Accident Claims in Georgia (2022)
• LinkedIn – Full Coverage Auto Policies Debunked (2021)