Contact: DrRichey@FairnessFirm.com

Dr. Rashad Richey serves as Managing Partner for the International Law Group of Human & Civil Rights Attorneys, P.C. DBA The Fairness Firm and coordinates between our affiliated international law firms, navigating policy issues and providing senior-level strategic approaches for complex civil and human rights matters. Our affiliate law firms are located in Atlanta, Georgia (USA), Paris, France, Madrid, Spain, and Cape Town, South Africa, with plans underway to expand to Washington D.C.

Dr. Richey is a well-known national and international policy expert recently completing his Juris Doctor degree and plans to take the bar. He also holds a Doctor of Law (LLD) in International Immigration Law & World Economies and a Master of Laws (LLM) in Humanitarian Rights.

A noted strategic thinker and problem solver, Dr. Richey has been appointed to various executive-level roles by both governmental and nongovernmental agencies and currently serves as a Senior Policy Advisor to The Carter Center, an international, peacekeeping NGO founded by former United States President Jimmy Carter and his wife Rosalynn. Understanding the strength of multinational collaboration, Dr. Richey serves as Chairman of the Georgia Council of International Visitors, a United States Department of State funded agency dedicated to international diplomacy, cultural awareness, and educational exchanges, making him the first African-American to lead the organization. An active scholar, Dr. Richey’s lectures include the University of Michigan, Reinhardt University, Mercer University, Morehouse School of Medicine, University of West GA, and St. Magnus University to name a few. He is a Professor of Business at Morris Brown College in Atlanta, GA, a noted HBCU, and serves internationally as the Professor of Physics and Department Chair at Paris Graduate School in Paris, France.

Dr. Richey is the proud recipient of the “Distinguished Alumni Award” from Clark Atlanta University,  and the youngest inductee into the National Black College Alumni Hall of Fame, where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, Oprah Winfrey, and US Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall are all honored past recipients. Dr. Richey, who is also President of Rolling Out and a noted media broadcaster, has been recognized by American presidents, local governments, and NGOs for his leadership and philanthropy. 

He is the founder of The Rashad Richey Foundation, Inc., an active nonprofit that mentors and provides opportunities for gang-affected and gang-affiliated youth.

Dr. Rashad Richey is a recognized legal scholar and consultative international policy expert who is not a practicing attorney.