About Marvin L
Marvin L Price earned all three of his degrees from the University of Georgia: a B.A. in 1974, an M.A. in 1976 and a J.D. in 1978. The sequence marks a steady academic progression in Athens and a clear path into the law. He remained tied to Georgia throughout his education and career.
He began practicing law the year he graduated from law school. In 1978 he opened a solo practice under his own name, Marvin L Price, Lawyer At Law. That early stretch established him as a local practitioner familiar with Georgia courts and state procedures. Over time he handled a range of civil matters that brought him into regular contact with personal injury and workers’ compensation files.
In 2016 he joined Kaufman Law, P.C. as a lawyer. The move placed him inside a larger firm environment after decades of independent practice. At Kaufman Law he has worked alongside other litigators and counsel, contributing his courtroom experience and practical knowledge of state litigation. Clients and colleagues describe him as steady in litigation and practical in case preparation.
Outside the office he is active in bar and professional groups. He holds membership in the Atlanta Bar Association and in the Georgia Trial Lawyers Association. He also serves as co-chair of the Atlanta Bar Association’s Advance Workers Compensation Seminar, a role that involves planning educational programs for practitioners and speakers. That seminar work connects him to continuing education on workers’ compensation developments in Georgia.
His practice reflects long-term involvement in litigation and matters that arise from workplace injuries. He is admitted to practice in Georgia and has continued an active role in trial work and related proceedings. Across decades of practice he has balanced courtroom appearances with case management and client counseling. He draws from his years of handling disputed claims and his familiarity with state procedure when preparing cases for trial or settlement.
Today Marvin L Price practices law in Georgia and remains engaged in trial-level work and workers’ compensation matters. His current practice concentrates on representing clients in state litigation and related administrative proceedings.
