Alysa Freeman graduated cum laude from Connecticut College in 1993 where she studied philosophy, art and music, and received her law degree from The Dickinson School of Law of The Pennsylvania State University in 1998. While at Dickinson, she served on The Dickinson Law Review, which published her article titled Go To The Mall With My Parents?? A Constitutional Analysis of the Mall of America's Juvenile Curfew. Ms. Freeman is admitted to practice law in Georgia, New York and New Jersey. Ms. Freeman is admitted to practice in all Georgia state and appellate courts, the United States District Courts for the Northern and Middle Districts of Georgia, and the Eleventh U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. Ms. Freeman’s practice focuses on the areas of plaintiff’s employment law and civil rights. Ms. Freeman represents clients in age, race, gender, pregnancy, sexual harassment, family medical leave, religion, national origin, disability, retaliation and wage and hour disputes. She also represents individuals in contract disputes and separation of employment negotiations.

Before founding Alysa Freeman, P.C., Ms. Freeman worked at Parks, Chesin & Walbert and at Miller & Billips, two of the Southeast’s premiere plaintiff’s employment litigation firms. While there Ms. Freeman honed her skills in the litigation of employment discrimination, harassment and retaliation disputes from intake through trial.

Before practicing civil rights work, Ms. Freeman represented disability claimants in Social Security Administration disability benefits applications, hearings and appeals. Ms. Freeman is the founder of The Atlanta Lawyers' Orchestra and currently serves as the orchestra’s Treasurer. She serves on the board of the Georgia chapter of the National Employment Lawyers' Association and the Labor and Employment Law Section of the Atlanta Bar Association, and she is a member of the Atlanta Bar Association and the Georgia Association of Women Lawyers.