Preston Moore

Preston Moore joined Beasley Allen’s Atlanta Office in 2022. He primarily focuses on two types of cases: third-party/product liability claims for injured workers during employment, and serious injury involving high-limit insurance policies.

Guided by his Christian faith, Preston believes in embodying the compassion and support that Jesus has shown him, particularly by offering second chances to those in need. As the head of the Firm’s pro bono initiative under the “Survivors First Act,” he leads a team of attorneys dedicated to helping women who have escaped sex trafficking. These survivors often face lingering drug and prostitution charges that continue to affect their lives even after their escape. Through the “Survivors First Act” initiative, Preston and his team work tirelessly to expunge the criminal records of these survivors, providing their services free of charge.

Among his notable achievements is a $715,000 verdict, the highest known soft-tissue verdict in the Downtown Atlanta federal courthouse. Additionally, he has been part of trial teams that have secured more than $9.5 million in verdicts across various cases. Still, Preston’s best day as an attorney is when he can deliver justice, not a discounted settlement, but true justice, without his client ever having to see the inside of a courtroom. Since January 2024, Preston has successfully first-chaired cases resulting in over $10.5 million in settlements. 

Before joining Beasley Allen, Preston honed his skills at a multinational firm that handled complex litigation. There, he worked on antitrust class action matters, public corruption investigations, and intricate contract disputes.

He is a member of the Georgia State Bar and is the Head Coach of the mock trial team at his high school alma mater, Mount Paran Christian School. In 2024, the team finished among the “Final Four” out of 166 teams.

Preston and his wife Mary Lauren have three children, Brooks, Tripp, and Emma Kate. The couple met in high school and married shortly after Preston graduated from law school. They are active members of North Metro Church in Kennesaw, Georgia. 

Education

Preston earned his Juris Doctorate from Harvard Law School, where he had a distinguished mock trial career. He was a captain of the Harvard Law School Mock Trial Association, and during his time there, he won a national invitational tournament called the St. Mary’s Classic. During both his second and final years of law school, Preston was selected by his peers to be one of four students to represent Harvard Law School at the National Trial Competition.

Preston received his undergraduate degree from Georgetown University where he graduated magna cum laude with an A.B. in Philosophy. 

Licenses

• Georgia