Beal Sutherland Berlin & Brown is proud to announce that the firm has been recognized by Chambers and Partners in the Chambers USA: Spotlight Georgia Guide 2027 as a leader among Atlanta's small to medium-sized law firms in the area of Litigation: General Commercial.

Chambers Spotlight highlights exceptional boutique and mid-size law firms that deliver partner-level attention, regional insight, and sophisticated representation for complex legal matters. Through a city-focused approach, the Spotlight team identifies firms that excel in their local markets, combining the personal service of smaller practices with capabilities on par with leading national firms.

Firms recognized by Chambers Spotlight for Litigation: General Commercial are noted as trusted choices for clients navigating high-stakes, complex litigation disputes that demand sophisticated trial strategy and deep courtroom experience.

Beal Sutherland Berlin & Brown’s litigation team represents clients across Georgia in complex litigation disputes, handling matters from pre-filing strategy through trial, arbitration, mediation, and appeal. Partners Rachel Berlin and Brian J. Sutherland recently secured an $11.5 million settlement in the Mobis case, and partners Drew Beal and Milinda Brown co-led a trial that resulted in an $11.4 million jury verdict, both results underscoring the firm's trial strength in exactly this kind of high-stakes matter.

"This recognition reflects the trust our clients place in us when the stakes are highest," said Brian J. Sutherland, partner at Beal Sutherland Berlin & Brown. "Results like the $11.5 million Mobis settlement are what our litigation team works toward for every client, in every case." [Suggested quote, pending Brian’s review/approval]

Beal Sutherland Berlin & Brown is a litigation firm based in Atlanta, Georgia, representing clients in employment, commercial, and complex litigation matters. The firm's partners, Drew Beal, Brian J. Sutherland, Rachel Berlin, Milinda Brown, and Ashley Wilson Clark, bring decades of combined trial and appellate experience to disputes before Georgia's state and federal courts, the Eleventh Circuit, and the U.S. Supreme Court.