Singleton Trial Lawyers Group LLC

09/02/2026

08/27/2026

Well… my face is about to be even harder to avoid around town. 😂

Our new billboard is going up! If you spot it, snap a picture and drop it in the comments. Let me know what you think!

Your injury. Our fight.

08/21/2026

Three lawyers walk into a bar…finish the joke. Wrong answers only. 😂⚖️

08/07/2026

Michael H Rogers was sworn in by Governor Brian Kemp on August 3, 2026. Georgia Governor Brian Kemp officially appointed Michael H. Rogers as the new district attorney for the Griffin Judicial Circuit on July 20, 2026.

We are honored to welcome Michael H Rogers as our newly appointed District Attorney for the Griffin Judicial Circuit. Michael H Rogers was sworn in by Governor Brian Kemp on August 3, 2026. He has served with the Griffin Judicial Circuit since 2010. We extend our sincere congratulations to District Attorney Rogers on his appointment and wish him every success as he begins his service. We look forward to your leadership, dedication to justice, and commitment to serving the citizens of our circuit!

08/07/2026

LAWYERS, BE HONEST…

Now tell the truth: What’s the craziest motion you’ve ever filed—or wanted to file?

Have you ever been so angry with opposing counsel that you wanted to cuss them out, throw your briefcase across the courtroom, and say, “Let’s just settle this in the parking lot”?

Well, this lawyer didn’t lose his cool…

He filed an actual MOTION FOR FIST FIGHT!

Young lawyers, there is a valuable lesson here:

Don’t cuss. Don’t fight. FILE A MOTION.

If opposing counsel gets on your last nerve, take a deep breath, open your laptop, and begin with the most therapeutic words in the legal profession:

“COMES NOW…”

You may not get the relief you requested—but at least your anger will be properly filed, served, and preserved for appeal.

08/06/2026

07/26/2026

Gov. Brian Kemp announced Monday the appointment of Upson County native Michael H. Rogers as Griffin Judicial Circuit District Attorney, filling the vacancy created by the resignation of former DA

07/15/2026

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06/26/2026

I was digging through some old files today and ran across this little time capsule — the first draft of my mission statement from before I ever opened the doors to my law office back in 2002.

Back then, I had more confidence than money, more dreams than furniture, and a law office that looked like it had been decorated by a broke trial lawyer with a Sam’s Club card and a prayer.

I remember thinking I was going to build something special. I did not know exactly what it would look like. I just knew I wanted it to matter.

This old piece of paper says things like:

“To be a good steward of all that is given to me.”

“To be uncompromising in our professional standards.”

“To inspire and be inspired.”

“To achieve greatness in a world of mediocrity.”

And my personal favorite:

“To be creative and at times be struck with divine genius.”

Now, I don’t know if I have ever been struck with divine genius, but I have been struck by panic, caffeine, courthouse vending machine food, gassstation hotdogs and the occasional judge who looked at me like I had lost my mind.

Close enough.

I can still see that younger version of me. Full of fire. Trying to sound wise. Wearing a new Brooks Brothers suit I couldn’t afford and shoes that hurt my feet. Believing that if I worked hard enough, fought hard enough, and cared enough, I could build a law firm that did more than just handle cases.

I wanted to build a place where good people could do hard work. Where clients were not just file numbers. Where we could fight for folks when they were scared, accused, hurt, broken, or standing in the worst moment of their life.

Twenty-plus years later, the paper is a little yellowed. The font looks like it came off an old church bulletin. But the mission still feels right.

Be a good steward.

Hold the standard.

Help people.

Give back.

Dream bigger than what one person could do alone.

That young lawyer had no idea what was coming. The wins. The losses. The sleepless nights. The jury verdicts. The heartbreak. The clients who became friends. The cases that aged me. The moments that reminded me why I started.

But I’m proud to say this old law dog still believes every word.

And I still wouldn’t trade this calling for anything.

05/29/2026

“I have never seen a calf follow a bull around the pasture.”

A judge said those words years ago at the end of a long custody hearing, and I have never forgotten them.

Video credit to Nic, who shared this beautiful video of his handsome South Poll bull walking through the pasture with all the little bull calves following close behind him — like they want to be just like dad.

I hate fighting over children it can really take a toll on my heart.

One of the last cases that really stayed with me involved a good father fighting to be part of his child’s life.

The child’s mother had struggled with addiction and instability, and she had even told him the child was not his.

But he showed up.

He fought.

He wanted to be the father that child needed.

Make up for the time he lost.

In my opinion, he deserved to be the primary parent.

Instead, after the judge gave a long speech about the importance of young children staying primarily with their mother, that dad was given every other weekend visitation.

Just another “weekend daddy.”

Then the judge ended with that line:

“I have never seen a calf follow a bull around the pasture.”

I wish I could tag that judge in this video.

Because here they are all following the bull.

Children need strong, loving, steady men in their lives.

Fathers matter.

Grandfathers matter.

Uncles, coaches, mentors, and good male role models matter.

This is not about taking anything away from good mothers.

Good mothers are priceless.

But good fathers are not optional.

They are not secondary.

They are not just visitors in their children’s lives.

Sometimes the pasture teaches a lesson the courtroom missed.

Share this with a Judge that needs to see it.