About John Felan Spoon
John Felan Spoon Castaneda built his legal path in Georgia courts. He took the study room route thru Georgia State University College of Law, earning his J.D. earlier than entering practice. The law program years formed his knowing of state procedure and appellate advocacy.
After law program, Castaneda secured the authorizations necessary to practice across the state. He is licensed to the Georgia bar and is authorized to appear before the Georgia Court of Appeals and the Georgia Supreme Court. Those admissions position him to handle things at trial and on appeal in the state judicial device.
His professional lifestyles is hooked up to prepared bar work. He holds active memberships in the State Bar of Georgia, the Atlanta Bar Association and the Gwinnett County Bar Association. Those affiliations keep him concerned in continuing legal education and local courtroom community affairs. They also reflect regular participation in the networks that form practice in Atlanta and the surrounding counties.
Colleagues and clients discover him regularly operating in both metropolitan and suburban settings. He maintains workplaces in South Atlanta and North Atlanta, which lets in him to meet clients and attend proceedings throughout more than one courthouses. He splits time between the 2 workplaces so he can respond to the calendars and geographic realities of civil and appellate dockets.
Throughout his career he has treated things that require a knowing of both trial process and appellate briefing. He prepares history for appeal, drafts appellate briefs and presents argument in appellate settings when the procedural posture of a case calls for it. He also handles litigation on the trial-courtroom level when cases require initial truth development and motions practice.
Castaneda balances casework with participation in the nearby bar associations that serve Atlanta and Gwinnett County. He attends instructional programs and courtroom-related events to live current on developments in Georgia regulation. That continuing engagement informs how he assesses legal proceedings approach and appellate posture.
He practices regulation in Georgia state courts and earlier than the state’s appellate tribunals. His current practice focuses on matters introduced in the ones boards.
