Peter G. Fischer
Peter received both his undergraduate and law degrees from Emory University. During law school, Peter was managing editor of the Emory International Law Review, chair of a symposium on global patent strategies in HIV/AIDS pharmaceuticals, volunteered as a high school debate coach, and won the Dean's Service Award.
Immediately after graduating from law school, Peter joined the United States Army as a Judge Advocate where he served near the DMZ in Korea and with an elite Special Forces unit in Afghanistan. As a judge advocate, Peter served as the prosecutor for over 25 courts-martial, gaining a near-perfect success rate in jury trials and judge-alone hearings.
Raised in the hotel industry, Peter combines his experience in military courtrooms with an intuitive understanding of the hospitality industry and its employees.
EDUCATION
J.D., Emory Law School, 2003
B.S., Emory University, 2000
PRESENTATIONS–PUBLICATIONS–LEADERSHIP ROLES
Author: "The Victim's Trust Fund of the International Criminal Court - Formation of a Functional Reparations Scheme," Emory International Law Review, 17 Emory Int'l L. Rev. 187 (2003)
Co-Author: "Taming the Tagab Valley: Planning and Executing a Full-Spectrum Operation in the Afghan Theater," Special Warfare, August 2007.
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS
Georgia State Bar
MILITARY SERVICE
U.S. Army Judge Advocate General's Corps, October 2005 to the present,
Battalion Judge Advocate, Rank: Captain.
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