An Atlanta law firm has sued to shut down an apparently phony firm with an almost identical name that lists a nonexistent address—two, actually—in downtown's Hurt Building as its office in records with the Georgia Secretary of State.
April 11, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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An Atlanta law firm has sued to shut down an apparently phony firm with an almost identical name that lists a nonexistent address—two, actually—in downtown’s Hurt Building as its office in records with the Georgia Secretary of State.
A complaint filed by Shapiro Pendergast & Hasty LLP said that someone registered a company named Shapiro Pendergast & Hasty LLLP—tossing in an extra “L”—with the state in October. The filing says the company is a “limited liability limited partnership.”
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