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About Min Park
Min Ji Park is an Associate Attorney at John Foy & Associates in Atlanta, Georgia.
Park earned her Juris Doctor from Mercer University Walter F. George School of Law in 2018, where she served as President of the Asian Pacific American Law Student Association. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in International Affairs from the University of Georgia in 2015, where she served as Co-President of Sigma Iota Rho, the Honor Society for International Studies. She is admitted to the State Bar of Georgia.
Born in Seoul, South Korea and raised in Atlanta, Park is fluent in Korean.
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A 2002 Dodge Ram 15-passenger van carrying 16 women from the We Are Living Proof sober-living program rolled over and caught fire on I-85 at the I-985 split in Gwinnett County on April 24, 2021, killing seven and injuring nine others. Families and survivors sued the van's driver, Chrysler and parent company Stellantis, the group home, and two repair shops, alleging a rollover-prone design, a defective steering system, and a fuel system that let gasoline ignite after impact. The claims settled in 2024 for a combined $162,000,000, described as the largest settlement from a single-vehicle wreck in Georgia history. Families and survivors were represented by several firms, including Shiver Hamilton Campbell and Beasley Allen.
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