About Justin C. Stewart

Legal judgment shaped by institutional experience.

Justin C. Stewart is a licensed attorney in Georgia and the District of Columbia whose work centers on NCAA compliance, higher education law, and legal risk governance.

Justin C. Stewart in a gray suit and blue tie
Modern conference room prepared for institutional decision-making

Professional philosophy

Understand the institution before prescribing the answer.

Legal and compliance challenges rarely live in a single policy. They move across reporting structures, academic priorities, operational incentives, and human judgment.

Justin’s approach is to make the governing framework clear, identify who must act, and help the organization establish a durable path forward.

Foundation

Education and admissions

Morehouse College

Bachelor of Arts in Business Marketing.

Thurgood Marshall School of Law

Juris Doctor, Texas Southern University.

Bar Admissions

Georgia and the District of Columbia.

Higher education perspective

Academic structures, student experience, and institutional responsibility are part of the legal analysis.

NCAA leadership

Experience from inside Division I compliance operations.

LeadershipDirector of NCAA Compliance
Oversight, education, monitoring, and institutional coordination.

OperationsAssistant Director of NCAA Compliance
Day-to-day rule interpretation and operational support.

ResearchUniversity of Georgia Institute of Higher Education
Research interests involving NCAA legislation and African-American student-athletes.

Scope of practice. Justin is admitted in Georgia and the District of Columbia. Advisory work involving federal regulatory operations, NCAA rules, higher-education policy, and internal institutional compliance may support organizations nationally when permitted. Nothing on this site claims nationwide authority to practice every state’s law.

Ready to begin?

Bring clarity to complex institutional obligations.

Start with a focused conversation about the rules, risks, and decisions in front of your organization.