Atlanta firm Morris, Manning & Martin called lawyers from two other top Atlanta firms to the witness stand in a suit about allegedly fraudulent asset transfers. The trial strategy, which involved questioning Kilpatrick Stockton and Smith, Gambrell & Russell lawyers about their advice to a client facing a hefty judgment, evidently paid off. Morris Manning's client won a $2 million jury verdict.
January 31, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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Morris, Manning & Martin called lawyers from two other top Atlanta firms to the witness stand in a suit about allegedly fraudulent asset transfers.
The trial strategy, which involved questioning Kilpatrick Stockton and Smith, Gambrell & Russell lawyers about their advice to a client facing a hefty judgment, evidently paid off. Morris Manning’s client won a $2 million jury verdict Jan. 18.
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