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Walker & Associates Expands Its College Park Footprint, Buying Up the Building Next Door

Walker & Associates just made its next power move in College Park — and it’s not a courtroom win. The firm has acquired the Main Street property sitting right next to its existing headquarters, expanding the campus it shares with entertainment investment firm StillWater Partners on Broadway.

New Walker Building in Historic College ParkIt’s a quiet announcement with loud implications. In one of metro Atlanta’s most active business corridors, Walker & Associates isn’t just occupying space anymore — it’s buying up the block.

The move gives both organizations room to breathe and room to build: more space for attorneys, executive leadership, client meetings, and the kind of collaborative environment that comes with running a law firm and an entertainment production company under one roof. It’s also a signal. Firms don’t expand physical real estate unless they’re planning to grow into it.

Founded by attorney James L. Walker Jr., Walker & Associates has spent years building a name in business, entertainment, litigation, and corporate law — the kind of practice that attracts entrepreneurs, executives, and public figures who need counsel that understands both the legal system and the industries they operate in. StillWater Partners on Broadway, headquartered alongside the firm, has carved its own lane investing in and producing Broadway theatrical productions.

Two very different businesses, one growing campus.

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“This moment represents far more than the purchase of another building,” Walker said. “It represents the continued fulfillment of a vision. From the beginning, our goal has been to build an institution that delivers exceptional legal counsel while creating opportunities that extend beyond the practice of law.”

J. Richard Byrd, the firm’s Chief Operating Officer, framed the acquisition as a matter of infrastructure catching up to ambition.

“Great organizations do not simply grow. They build the infrastructure necessary for their vision to outlive them,” Byrd said. “This expansion is not about square footage. It is about capacity — capacity to serve more clients, attract exceptional talent, deepen our impact, and continue building organizations that operate at the highest level.”

Walker credited the firm’s attorneys, staff, clients, and partners for making the expansion possible, along with the families who’ve supported the growth from behind the scenes.

Walker & Associates is a full-service law firm headquartered in College Park, Georgia. StillWater Partners on Broadway is an entertainment investment and production company focused on commercial theater opportunities through strategic investments and Broadway productions.

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