Stephen Mulherin

Stephen Mulherin joined Beasley Allen’s Atlanta office in 2023. He focuses his practice on products liability, premises liability, and trucking cases.

Before joining Beasley Allen, Stephen honed his skills at another Atlanta firm, representing clients in various commercial disputes, including insurance coverage, contract issues, and land use matters. 

One of Stephen’s notable cases involved representing the family of a woman who tragically lost her life on a highway entrance ramp due to a truck negligently parking on the shoulder. Despite several challenging obstacles, Stephen was part of the Beasley Allen team that successfully resolved the case, providing the family with a sense of justice and closure. This case remains significant to him because it honored the woman’s life and ensured her family could move forward with a sense of peace.

Stephen is an active member of the Georgia State Bar.

He lives in the Summerhill neighborhood with his wife, Erin, and their two dogs – Bozeman and Goose. He loves music, food, and movies, as they offer wonderful opportunities to connect with others and learn more about them through shared experiences and conversations.

Education

Stephen has a B.A. in Political Science and a Juris Doctor (cum laude) from the University of Georgia School of Law. During his time in law school, he received several honors, including the Georgia Civil Justice Foundation Trial Advocacy Scholarship, the CALI Excellence for the Future Award in evidence, and induction into the Order of Barristers. He also served on the Executive Board for UGA’s Chapter of the American Constitution Society.

During college, Stephen interned at the DeKalb County Public Defender’s Office. Witnessing the profound positive impact that lawyers can have on individuals facing difficult circumstances inspired him to pursue a career in law.

Licenses

• Georgia (2019)

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