Michael Moebes is known as “Colonel Moe” for a reason: before he was a trial lawyer, he was a Lieutenant Colonel who deployed on multiple combat tours, and that same sense of duty shows up in how he spends his time outside the office. When he is not fighting for injured workers and accident victims, you will usually find him supporting the veteran and motorcycle communities that shaped who he is.
Michael is a senior member of his local Civil Air Patrol unit, where he regularly volunteers for training exercises across North Georgia. He also sponsors nearly every event hosted by American Legion Post 29 and the Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association’s (CVMA) Cartersville chapter, from fundraisers to memorial rides. Here are a few of the veteran events where you will find him.
Michael Moebes at the Annual Hero Hill Climb event.
Each year over Memorial Day weekend, Michael takes part in the Hero Hill Climb at Camp Merrill in Dahlonega. Participants carry the name of a fallen service member 3.09 miles up a gravel road to a hilltop memorial, then ring a bell in their honor.
Michael Moebes rides with members of the Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association (CVMA) at a Wounded Warrior Project event.
Michael sponsors the CVMA Fallen Heroes Dice Run, a charity motorcycle ride that starts at Southern Devil Harley-Davidson in Cartersville. Riders roll dice at stops along the route for a chance to win prizes, and the proceeds support veteran causes across Georgia, such as Mission 22 and other vets’ charities.
Michael at the Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride
The Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride is a charity event supporting prostate cancer research and men’s mental health programs. The charity ride features classic styles of motorcycles, paired with sharp dressed riders, to unite motorcyclists around the world for an important cause.
Michael rides in support of combat veterans.
In June 2026, Michael rode nearly 1,750 miles round trip from Atlanta to Syracuse to attend the CVMA’s national gathering, connecting with fellow combat veteran riders from across the country.
Michael Moebes rides a Harley Davidson Road Glide. As an avid motorcyclist himself, Michael sponsors and shows up for rallies and rides throughout North Georgia. He supported International Female Riders Day with the Stilettos on Steel group in Newnan, rode in a motorcycle rodeo, and partnered with rider Biker Dad to promote safety and awareness across social media. If there is a motorcycle community event within riding distance of Atlanta, there is a good chance Michael and the Moebes Law team are there.
Moebes Law also runs an annual motorcycle giveaway, offering a rider the motorcycle of their choice up to $20,000. It is one more way the firm invests directly in the community it serves.
Michael’s involvement extends into the legal and advocacy world too. He has spoken at conferences for the Workers’ Injury Law and Advocacy Group and the Georgia Trial Lawyers Association, and he is a Premier Member and the 2026 President of the National Academy of Motorcycle Injury Lawyers. In addition to presenting at events, he was also featured in PILMMA’s magazine and podcast, sharing what it takes to build a firm around service.
Michael built Moebes Law because he wanted to fight for people who had been let down by a system, and that same instinct pulls him toward veterans, riders, and anyone else who could use someone in their corner. Sponsoring a ride or showing up to a training exercise is just another way of doing what the firm does every day: showing up for people.
Want to see Michael and the team in action? Follow along on Instagram for the latest events, rides, and causes we are supporting.
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