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Motion Reconsidered: Lawyer Decides to Stay at H&K
Julia D. [email protected] weeks after she decided to bolt for Morris, Manning Martin with an associate and at least one client, Elizabeth C. "Kate" Helm has opted to stay at Holland Knight. Said Helm, 39, a litigation partner who does product liability and health care work: "I made a personal decision that right now was not the right time for me to make a move.Deal Watch: Co-op gets boost from two deals
There's more than one way to deliver steaks, spoons and strawberries to restaurants.There's the Sysco Corp. way, in which dozens of regional food service distributors are owned and managed by a central office in Houston. Sysco describes itself as the largest food service distributor in North America.Then there's the UniPro Foodservice Inc.
DeKalb judge strikes answer by Scientology-linked rehab
A DeKalb County judge has struck the answer of a Church of Scientology-linked drug rehab program that's being sued for the heroin overdose death of a man while he was in treatment.'Gadget guy' joins Sutherland as partner
Joel J. Hughey has joined Sutherland as a partner from Premiere Global Services, where he was senior vice president of global corporate development.Hughey spent the last decade acquiring meeting technology companies around the world for Premiere, an Atlanta-based tech company that facilitates virtual conferences.Hughey said he handled 28 acquisitions in Europe, Asia, Australia and Canada, as well as two dispositions for Premiere.
Slover, four others start new plaintiffs firm
Jack Slover Jr. is leaving defense firm Hall Booth Smith & Slover to start a plaintiffs firm with another Hall Booth partner, Jonathan Marigliano, and three plaintiffs lawyers. Michael Prieto and his brother Daniel Prieto - both of Perrotta, Cahn & Prieto in Cartersville - will join Slover and Marigliano along with William Holbert, a Hall Booth alumnus with a plaintiffs practice in Douglas, Ga.Jury: City Must Pay $7M for Sewage Leaks
R. Robin [email protected] Fulton County jury has socked the city of Atlanta for $7.3 million for repeatedly refusing to repair leaky sewer lines. After a 10-day trial before Fulton Senior Superior Court Judge Joel J. Fryer, the jury on Wednesday awarded $4,787,973.80 to property owner Ruth Yardum, including $250,615.Partner Picks Morris, Manning & Martin Over H&K-Again
Julia D. [email protected] months after she reneged on her decision to leave Holland Knight for Morris, Manning Martin, Elizabeth C. "Kate" Helm changed her mind again. Helm, who specializes in product liability and health care litigation, joined Morris, Manning on March 31 as a partner. "Last summer, the timing just was not right for me personally.Trending Stories
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