Local attorneys who want Atlanta to become a premier venue for international commercial arbitration hope that a slight change in Georgia bar rules may make a big difference for their cause. They are waiting eagerly for the state Supreme Court to rule on a proposed tweak to Comment 14 of the State Bar of Georgia's Rule 5.
December 29, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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Local attorneys who want Atlanta to become a premier venue for international commercial arbitration hope that a slight change in Georgia bar rules may make a big difference for their cause.
They are waiting eagerly for the state Supreme Court to rule on a proposed tweak to Comment 14 of the State Bar of Georgia’s Rule 5.5, which governs jurisdiction of domestic and foreign lawyers.
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