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Anisa International Sues Amyris Clean Beauty for Alleged Unpaid Invoices
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Alleged $1M Overdue Balance for Subscription Services Leads to Breach of Contract Suit
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Taylor English Consulting Group Exits for Freeman Mathis
After a seven-person departure, Taylor English's plans for its consulting group are not publicly clear. The group represents companies in government strategies and lobbying.
Midsize Law Firms Face Difficult Path in Determining Where to Open Offices
In a hybrid world, figuring out where to open an office can be a tricky balancing act.
Avid Telecom Sues TransNexus for Allegedly Implicating CEO in 'Masking' Transcript
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Federal Taxation of Intellectual Property Transfers
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Morris Manning's Partnership 'Big as It's Ever Been' After Partner Promotions
The Am Law 200 firm considered economic factors when deciding promotions. "We look at the abilities of the attorney, the economic circumstances of the practices and the firm, and the market," said firm leader Simon Malko.
Jackson Lewis Lateral Group Heads to Big Law 'Alternative' in Nashville
Barton sees growing opportunity in Nashville. The city was traditionally focused on healthcare and entertainment. "Now, it's technology and financial services, private equity," said the boutique's managing partner.
Southeast Emerges as Top Legal Market for Expansion
More than half of law firm leaders in a recent survey picked the Southeast for their expansion plans, with 59% of firm business leaders eyeing the region.
Synthetic Turf Makers Sue Ex-Employees Over Trade Secrets
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Sons of Confederate Veterans et al. v. Henry County Board of Commissioners
Publication Date: 2022-11-17 Practice Area: Civil Procedure
Industry: State and Local Government
Court: Georgia Supreme Court Judge: Presiding Justice Peterson Attorneys: For plaintiff: Timothy Kyle King, (Hodges, McEachern & King), Peachtree City, for appellant. For defendant: Timothy Joseph Buckley, III, Taylor Wayne Hensel, (Buckley Christopher, P.C.), Atlanta, Patrick DeBorde Jaugstetter, (Jarrard & Davis, LLP), Cumming, for appellee; Walker L. Chandler, (Attorney at Law), Peachtree City, Mawuli M. Malcolm Davis, (The Davis Bozeman Law Firm), Decatur, for Other Party; Les A. Schneider, Thomas Leland Walker, (Wimberly Lawson Steckel Schneider & Stine, P.C.), Atlanta, Martin Kenneth OToole, (Attorney at Law), Marietta, for Amicus Appellant; Justin Tharpe Holcombe, (Skaar & Feagle, LLP), Woodstock, for Neutral Amicus. Case number: S22G0039
Court concludes that an individual has stand to sue for injunctive relief to prevent removal of monuments, but community groups do not.
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