About William S. Hardman
William S. Hardman Jr. is a Georgia litigator who has treated felony cases at the nearby level since the early 2010s. He works from a tradition that bears his call and has built a caseload centered on contested proceedings and jury trials. His work is court-oriented and practical in its objectives.
Hardman grew up with an enterprise background earlier than turning to regulation. He earned a Bachelor of Business Administration in Business Management from the University of Georgia in 2001. After several years away from campus, he returned to learn about law and received his J.D. from Atlanta's John Marshall Law School in 2013.
He started his professional legal career in private practice. In 2013 he served as a litigator at George C. Creal, Jr., P.C., where he gained early courtroom experience. The subsequent year he moved to practice under his personal name, starting William S. Hardman, Jr., P.C. and persevering with work on felony matters in state courts across Georgia.
Hardman’s practice is centered on criminal protection. He handles a variety of charges and routinely advocates for clients in DUI cases. Much of his calendar consists of motion practice, bench hearings and jury trials. He strategies instances from a practical perspective, specializing in court preparation, witness examination and proof disputes. Colleagues and opposing counsel encounter him most frequently in trial settings.
Professional memberships mirror his casework. He has been a member of the Georgia Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers since 2014. He additionally joined the National College for DUI Defense in 2014 and keeps that club. Those affiliations inform his strategy to DUI defense and form the continuing schooling he pursues.
Hardman is licensed to practice law in Georgia and has kept his practice targeting criminal matters. He advocates for people in any respect levels of state criminal cases and stays lively in trial work. His recent practice facilities on felony defense, which includes DUI representation.
