Biography

Business is in Olivia Landrum’s DNA, but law was always in her future. Growing up in a family business and concentrating her undergraduate studies in finance was just the beginning. From an early age, Olivia also knew she wanted to study law. Today, as a Litigation Associate, Olivia’s background empowers her with the ability to understand both the business and the legal side of a matter.

A graduate of the University of Georgia School of Law, Olivia was a member of a winning Moot Court Competition team, served as Executive Notes Editor for the Georgia Journal of International and Comparative Law and was selected for the Clarke-Carley (formerly Lumpkin) Inn of Court. She received her Bachelor of Science in Finance from Auburn University. Olivia is also a proud alumni of Berman Fink Van Horn’s Summer Associate program.

Outside of the office, Olivia enjoys going for walks and exploring all that Atlanta has to offer, especially its neighborhoods, parks and local restaurants. She also enjoys playing tennis, pickleball and Mahjong.

Credentials

BAR ADMISSIONS

• Georgia (2022)
  
  • Court of Appeals of Georgia
• Federal
  • United States District Court, Northern District of Georgia

EDUCATION

• B.S., Auburn University, summa cum laude, 2019
• J.D., University of Georgia School of Law, 2022

Recognition

• Executive Notes Editor, Georgia Journal of International and Comparative Law  

• Selected Pupil, Clarke-Carley (formerly Lumpkin) Inn of Court. This prestigious membership is offered to select third-year law students who are committed to trial advocacy.
• University of Georgia School of Law Moot Court
  • 2021 Champion, Hulsey/Gambrell (formerly the Hulsey-Kimbrell) Moot Court Competition
  • 2022 Coach, American Bar Association National Appellate Advocacy Competition

News & Insights

Blog Posts

BFV Perspectives

Unilateral Fee-Shifting Provisions in Georgia

litigation strategy

How To Recover Attorneys’ Fees for Non-Tort Claims Via an Offer of Settlement

Dismissing a case

Incorporation Without Reference: The Eleventh Circuit’s New Decision

Transportation Drivers

Legal Locomotion: Supreme Court Interprets the FAA’s Transportation Worker Exemption

Does the DOL’s overtime wage thresholds affect your business?

DOL Issues Final Rule on Overtime

noncompetes in georgia

Foreign Choice-of-Law in Restrictive Covenants: Georgia’s Verdict

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Publications

“From the Associate’s Desk: Top Five Takeaways from Trial One Year Later,” American Bar Association | Litigation Section, December 2024 Newsletter (subscription required)

Legal Scholarship: “The Fashion Industry’s Inner Beauty: Does the UK’s Fight Against Modern Slavery Measure Up to its ILO Obligations?” 50 GA. J. INT’L & COMP. L. 240 (2021)