Sherry’s time in court means she knows the judges’ calendars, the procedures, and the local rules of each county she practices in, and she regularly appears in all four. Working hand in hand with Tyler on case strategy, she prepares each case with an eye toward the best realistic resolution, whether through negotiation or at a hearing.
Sherry graduated from Auburn University in 2003 and earned her law degree from the Thomas Goode Jones School of Law in 2012. During and after law school, she clerked for Judge Truman Hobbes, Jr. of Alabama’s 15th Judicial Circuit, gaining an inside look at how judges evaluate cases. She’s licensed in both Alabama and Georgia, started practicing law in Gwinnett County in 2014, and co-founded Lankford & Moore Law in 2017. Before law, she worked in retail management and interior design, experience that taught her how much clear communication matters to the people she serves.
Originally from Alabama, Sherry has called Georgia home since 2014. Outside the law, she enjoys cooking her own blend of American and Filipino dishes, practicing yoga, and taking on creative design projects for friends and family.