Miles Cooley serves as counsel to a variety of entertainers and celebrities, entertainment and media entities, major multi-national, mid-size and start-up businesses in various industries, as well as high-net-worth individuals, families and family offices, in both dispute resolution matters and in commercial transactions. Miles has also represented sports franchises, film and television creatives and social media and cultural influencers. Representative clients include Ye aka Kanye West, Rihanna, Jay-Z, Curtis Jackson III pka 50 Cent, Philip Lawrence, Bakari Sellers, The Shade Room, Los Angeles Chargers, Los Angeles Clippers, Record Plant, Blackstone, The Cosmopolitan-Las Vegas, Lyft, 24-Hour Fitness and The Doris Buffett Foundation. Over the course of his career, Miles has successfully handled entertainment disputes and transactions, contract, employment, intellectual property, trade secret and partnership disputes, as well as business tort, unfair competition and real estate litigation for his local, national and international clients.

John Cooper is a veteran of personal injury law practice in Virginia. A native Virginian, he was raised in Norfolk and Virginia Beach. He has more than 30 years of experience handling personal injury cases and recently handled the largest auto accident settlement in 2010, according to VA Lawyers Weekly. The award provided $3.5 million to a child whose young father died when the vehicle he was a passenger in was rear-ended by a careless truck driver.

Ashley is a graduate of the Appalachian School of Law in Grundy, Virginia, where she focused her studies on trial advocacy and criminal law. During law school, she interned with the Honorable John S. McLellan, III, of the Second Judicial District in Sullivan County, Tennessee. Ashley primarily concentrates her practice in the areas of criminal law, juvenile criminal defense, juvenile dependency proceedings, family law, DFCS cases, and appellate law. She has extensive trial experience, both in the Juvenile Courts of Georgia and the Superior Courts of Georgia. After handling thousands of cases in the DA’s Office, Ashley decided that she would spend the rest of her career committed to defending teenagers, not locking them up. In 2013, Ashley started her own law firm, where she built her practice focusing on civil litigation, domestic relations, criminal defense, juvenile defense, juvenile dependency proceedings, and criminal appeals.