Simon Bloom of Bloom Parham, Atlanta. (Courtesy photo)
An Israeli company that was found to have defamed its onetime Georgia partner challenged that ruling in federal court, only to have the international arbitration award upheld and to be hit with more than $260,000 in attorney fees.
August 30, 2018 at 02:59 PM
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A federal judge awarded more than $260,000 in legal fees to a Georgia company that had already won nearly $900,000 after an Israeli business partner lost an arbitration battle and a subsequent court challenge to that decision.
The earlier award itself included nearly $235,000 in fees for OA Development Inc. and its lawyers, Simon Bloom and Troy Covington of what is now the Bloom Parham firm.
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