About Sheila Bilimoria

Sheila is a Georgia native who is passionate about representing people who have suffered an injury through no fault of her own. She was born in Sandersville, Georgia but grew up in Macon. For college she attended the University of Georgia where she obtained a Bachelors of Arts in Philosophy from Franklin College and a Bachelors of Arts, Journalism in Advertising from the Grady College of Journalism. 

Sheila was influenced by her Philosophy G.R.A. to attend law school and the rest is history. Sheila attended Georgia State University College of Law where she was a member of The Law Review and mock trial team. In 2015 Sheila won the American Association of Justice Regional Student Trial Lawyer Competition and went on to compete at the national level. She also graduated with the highest pro bono distinction and served on the board of many organizations.

Community involvement has always been important to Sheila. For many years Sheila served as an adjunct mock trial coach for Georgia State Law Mock Trial. In 2024 she graduated from LEAD Atlanta. She has been a member of the Georgia Trial Lawyers Association since 2015 and graduated from their LEAD class in 2019. Sheila is also on the Young Professional Board for Hope Atlanta, the oldest organization in Atlanta dedicated to helping people experiencing homelessness.