About Joseph E Lariscy
Joseph E Lariscy III earned a B.S. in Jurisprudence from Atlanta's John Marshall Law School in 1976. His academic record placed him among a generation of lawyers who came of age in the late 1970s. He completed his studies before launching into a steady legal career in Georgia.
He has been active in Georgia's legal community since the turn of the decade in 1980, holding membership in the State Bar of Georgia and the Western Circuit Bar Association of Georgia from that year forward. Those affiliations have accompanied a practice that has moved between courtroom work and client counseling. Over time he has handled matters at county and state levels across Georgia.
In 1995 he opened his own firm, The Lariscy Law Office, PC, where he serves as owner and lawyer. Running a small firm has involved management tasks as well as litigation. He has been responsible for developing case strategies, preparing filings, conducting hearings and representing clients at trial. The work requires balancing investigative efforts, motions practice and courtroom appearances.
His practice addresses both personal injury claims and criminal defense work. On the personal injury side he represents clients pursuing damages after accidents and injuries, working through claims processes and, where appropriate, civil suits. In criminal matters he represents individuals facing charges, appearing for arraignments, pretrial hearings and trial when cases proceed that far. He handles both defensive motions and plea negotiations when those arise.
Colleagues note that Lariscy has maintained a long-term presence in local bar activities. He has been a member of the Western Circuit Bar Association of Georgia and the State Bar of Georgia since 1980 and continues those memberships. That steady engagement has placed him in regular contact with judges, prosecutors and other private practitioners in the region.
Clients who come to his office typically find a lawyer who works from a small-firm setting. The structure allows him to carry cases through from intake to resolution without the layers of a larger firm. Casework blends investigation, negotiation and courtroom time depending on how each matter develops.
He practices law in Georgia and maintains his office operations through The Lariscy Law Office, PC. He currently focuses his practice on personal injury and criminal defense matters.
