About Lorena Lee
Lorena Lee Saedi has constructed a continuous professional legal career in Georgia over more than two decades. She finished a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, in 1996. She went directly to earn her J.D. from Emory University School of Law in 2000. Those youth set the stage for a tradition rooted in the Atlanta metro area.
Soon following law school she entered private practice. She began as an associate at Morris, Manning & Martin in 1999. That early knowledge uncovered her to the routines of a mid-length firm and the needs of client work in a hectic marketplace. In 2002 she shifted roles and have become a partner at Saedi & Wells, LLC, a role that expanded her responsibilities beyond casework to include managing client relationships and company operations.
In 2010 she was a founding partner of Saedi Law Group, LLC. Under that banner the firm grew a network of offices throughout the region. The pass to set up a brand new company mirrored a desire to form a practice that could serve a much broader set of groups round Atlanta.
Her career trail mixes the front-line legal work and firm management. She has navigated the executive side of operating a practice while keeping a caseload. Over the years she has labored on matters that required awareness to both strategy and element. She is licensed to practice regulation in Georgia and maintains a lively presence within the state’s legal market.
Saedi Law Group operates several offices within the Atlanta region. The company lists locations in Norcross, Gainesville, Jonesboro, Conyers, Midtown Atlanta, Douglasville, Roswell, Marietta, Duluth, and a main office. That footprint lets in the company to provide local get entry to to clients across multiple suburban groups in addition to the central city.
Colleagues describe Saedi as steady and pragmatic in her approach to legal issues. Her resume shows a continuous progression from associate to partner to founding partner of a regional firm. She has balanced courtroom and client-facing work with the responsibilities of managing office operations and a multi-location practice.
Today she practices from the firm’s Atlanta-region offices, dealing with things for clients across Georgia. Her recent practice is targeting serving clients across the state from the company’s network of workplaces.
