Joseph P. L. Snyder

Atlanta  |  Charlotte

Office: 404.962.6407 | Fax: 404.962.6366

joe.snyder@millermartin.com

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Practice Areas

  • Overview
  • Education
  • Involvement
  • In-Depth

  • Overview

    Joe Snyder concentrates his practice on commercial real estate development, investment and leasing. His clients include a wide array of developers, owners and end-users of office, retail, industrial and multi-family properties from around the country. Joe is Vice-Chair of the firm's Commercial Department.

    Joe started his career in 1990 with Alston & Bird LLP, where he practiced commercial real estate law for 16 years. From 2006-2008, Joe served as V.P./Director of Strategic Development for First American Title Insurance Company. Joe formed The Snyder Law Firm in 2009 prior to joining Miller & Martin.

  • Education

    • J.D., University of Virginia School of Law, 1990
    • B.A., with Distinction, University of Virginia, 1987
      • Echols Scholar
      • Phi Beta Kappa

  • Involvement

    Bar Admissions
    • Georgia
    • North Carolina
    Memberships
    • Mecklenburg County Bar
    • North Carolina Bar Association
    • State Bar of Georgia

     

    Community
    • Burge Hunting Club
    • Buckhead Baseball Coach and Board Positions
    • NYO Basketball Coach
    • SCRA (Charlotte) Softball and Basketball Coach
    • Providence Country Club
    • Weddington United Methodist Church

  • News

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