09/03/2026
Our next speaker
Musa Ghanayem
Musa Ghanayem is a nationally recognized trial lawyer, writer, and public speaker with more than twenty-five years of experience practicing law in state and federal courts across multiple jurisdictions. A graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, where he earned degrees in Political Science and Philosophy, Musa went on to earn his Juris Doctor from Michigan State University College of Law, graduating cm laude with honors.
His legal career began in complex civil litigation at a False Claims Act whistleblower firm before he transitioned into public service, serving as both a public defender and prosecutor. After trying hundreds of cases and gaining experience on both sides of the courtroom, he founded his own law practice in New York, with offices in Brooklyn and Babylon, before returning to Georgia in 2010 to continue building his practice.
Over the years, Musa has earned a reputation as a versatile and formidable advocate, handling matters ranging from capital offenses to complex financial litigation. He was recognized among the Top 10 Trial Lawyers Under 40 and has been consistently selected as a Georgia Super Lawyer for more than a decade. His work has earned recognition from legal organizations across the country, and he is known for combining meticulous preparation with a commanding courtroom presence.
Beyond the courtroom, Musa has long been involved in issues of civil rights, social justice, and public advocacy. For a decade, he served as legal advisor to the American Federation of Ramallah, Palestine, and has been an outspoken voice on issues affecting the Palestinian community. Through his writing, speaking engagements, and substantial online following, he seeks to encourage thoughtful dialogue about justice, human rights, and the responsibilities we owe one another.
A Palestinian Christian born and raised in Wisconsin, Musa considers his most important roles not those of lawyer or commentator, but those of father, son, and brother. His work is guided by a belief that truth, compassion, and justice are not competing values, but inseparable ones.