As a trial attorney at the Church law firm, Reid handles a broad range of criminal and civil matters. His criminal practice focuses on high stakes federal and state felony cases, ranging from drug trafficking charges to white collar fraud. Reid’s civil practice includes defending property owners in civil asset forfeiture proceedings and representing businesses and individuals in Georgia’s hemp industry, who are often unlawfully targeted by law enforcement based on a misinterpretation of federal and state cannabis laws. Reid is also the firm’s lead attorney in assisting low-risk, eligible individuals petition the court for removal from Georgia’s sex offender registry.

Reid also participated in the Community Development & Entrepreneurship Legal Clinic, providing legal services to small businesses and social enterprises in the Atlanta area. During law school, Reid worked as the Main Street Coordinator for the Little 5 Points Business Association, leading community activation initiatives in Atlanta’s bohemian arts hub. His past experiences in community development and public engagement reflect a consistent focus on challenging inequitable systems and empowering individuals to assert their rights. 

Reid is a co-author of The Federal Docket, the Church Law Firm’s federal law blog, as well as a contributing author to the Mercer Law Review’s Annual Survey of criminal cases in the Eleventh Circuit. Reid has had other articles featured in legal publications, including a proposal for an artist-forward framework for monetizing AI deepfakes and an analysis of recent Georgia legislation regulating coin-operated-amusement machines (COAM). In his free time, Reid enjoys making music, reading, and exploring the city by foot and train.