Strickland Webster, LLC

Strickland Webster, LLC Strickland Webster, LLC is an Atlanta law firm specializing in appeals and federal criminal cases.

Our team consists of two attorneys, Sydney Strickland and Leigh Ann Webster. As your attorneys, we are excited to advocate for you and to use our education and experience to help you. We work together on each of our cases, ensuring that you always have a team of experienced professionals working on your case. If you or someone you know needs assistance in any of the following areas,

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t us at 404-590-7967. IMMIGRATION:
Ensuring your immigration status in this country is one of the most important challenges you can face. The attorneys at Strickland Webster understand this, and we will do everything possible to help you obtain and protect your immigration status. CRIMINAL DEFENSE AND POST-CONVICTION RELIEF
Because of their prior court experience, the attorneys at Strickland Webster have unique and invaluable perspectives on the challenges facing criminal defendants and those who have already been convicted. If you or your loved one is facing charges or has already been convicted, we can help. APPEALS
Whether you are a party seeking a new lawyer to handle your appeal or an attorney with a question about how to frame an issue on appeal, we can help. The attorneys at Strickland Webster have a combined six years of experience exclusively handling appeals.

Recently, Chief Justice Peterson of the Georgia Supreme Court issued a concurrence suggesting a major change to Georgia’...
08/22/2026

Recently, Chief Justice Peterson of the Georgia Supreme Court issued a concurrence suggesting a major change to Georgia’s appellate and post-conviction landscape: moving ineffective assistance of counsel claims to habeas petitions. A group of dedicated appellate/post-conviction practitioners has been working to address that proposal, including by developing some alternate solutions to the very real concerns voiced in the Sanders concurrence. Today, I testified at the second hearing of the Blue Ribbon Study Committee on Post-Conviction Litigation to put forth some of those proposals. We are all grateful for the time and interest of the Committee members and their commitment to making this process better, not worse.

We are quoted in this article about the Georgia Supreme Court’s decision to stop hearing most murder cases starting next...
08/18/2026

We are quoted in this article about the Georgia Supreme Court’s decision to stop hearing most murder cases starting next year. To put it succinctly, we aren’t fans of this decision.

Back, back, back again—this time to argue about whether the government’s withholding of evidence means our client should...
08/12/2026

Back, back, back again—this time to argue about whether the government’s withholding of evidence means our client should get a new trial, or if Brady doesn’t mean anything anymore. Fingers crossed the Court will do the right thing!

Sydney was back at the Eleventh Circuit for another oral argument today.  This time, we were on appeal  #2 for this clie...
08/11/2026

Sydney was back at the Eleventh Circuit for another oral argument today. This time, we were on appeal #2 for this client, after we won the first appeal and he got a significantly lower sentence on remand. But we’re always up for the fight to do even better so we were back trying to get an even better outcome for him.

Another 11th Circuit oral argument in the books today!
07/23/2026

Another 11th Circuit oral argument in the books today!

Had a great time teaching at Emory Law School’s Kessler-Eidson Program for Trial Techniques last week with this lovely g...
05/11/2026

Had a great time teaching at Emory Law School’s Kessler-Eidson Program for Trial Techniques last week with this lovely group of people. 5 years of Trial Techniques in the books!

Sydney had maybe the best oral argument ever today.  One judge said the case was easy (meaning we should win) and then r...
04/24/2026

Sydney had maybe the best oral argument ever today. One judge said the case was easy (meaning we should win) and then recognized that Sydney has been doing this type of work a long time and knows what she’s doing.

And everyone—the three Eleventh Circuit judges, the prosecutor, and Sydney—were all women, which is not very common.

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