Attorney JaCorvis “Tre” Cobbs earned his Juris Doctor from Loyola University New Orleans College of Law, where he focused on criminal defense, social justice, and entertainment law. During law school, he represented youth and families through the Stuart H. Smith Law Clinic and Center for Social Justice, where he fought to secure educational access, disability accommodations, and legal protections for children in the juvenile system in addition to several high-stakes custody and divorce cases. Tre gained extensive criminal defense experience by serving with the Georgia Public Defenders Council and civil litigation experience by serving as a judicial extern for Hon. Omar K. Mason of the New Orleans Civil District Court.

Before becoming an attorney, Tre built a career centered on community advocacy and development. He has taught law as a college professor and held leadership roles for organizations like Zac Brown’s Camp Southern Ground, Fulton County Schools, Covenant House of GA, and WINGS For Kids. His background reflects a lifelong commitment to equity, access, and strong representation for those who need it most.

Outside of work, Tre enjoys photography, videography, piano, and Call of Duty.