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Atlanta Legal Aid Benefit Offers More Than 40 Chances to Take Top In-House Counsel to Lunch
The Atlanta Legal Aid Society is offering lawyers in private practice a chance to get in front of in-house counsel from more than 40 companies at its Cocktails & Connections benefit on March 24.
Troutman Sanders Chairman Bob Webb Jr. to Retire
Bob Webb Jr., the chairman of Troutman Sanders, is retiring at the end of the year, after 40 years at the firm.
Real Estate Partner Leaps to Burr & Forman
As the real estate market surges, Burr & Forman has recruited G. Wilson "Rocky" Horde III as a partner from Thompson Hine to support its commercial real estate practice locally.
Hank Aaron Is Now an IP Legend, Along With Lawyers Needle and Landau
Three heavy hitters in private law practice, legal academia—and baseball—have gained Intellectual Property Legend status.
Fee Tracker: Space, Securities, Shale and Stadia
A look at the Am Law 100 firms fueling up with clients competing in the new space race; Quinn Emanuel and Kasowitz Benson's FHFA fee windfall; the legal fees of the Marcellus Shale Coalition; and Sutherland Asbill's bills backing a new stadium for the Atlanta Braves.
Fee Tracker: Space, Securities, Shale and Stadia
A look at the Am Law 100 firms fueling up with clients competing in the new space race; Quinn Emanuel and Kasowitz Benson's FHFA fee windfall; the legal fees of the Marcellus Shale Coalition; and Sutherland Asbill's bills backing a new stadium for the Atlanta Braves.
Savage v. State of Ga.
Publication Date: 2015-07-08 Practice Area:
Industry: Court: Supreme Court Judge: Nahmias, David E. Attorneys: For plaintiff: Larry Savage, Marietta, proceeded pro se. Gary R. Pelphrey Pelphrey Pelphrey, Marietta, for Pellegrino. Thomas T. Hobgood and David A. Rutherford Hobgood Rutherford LLC, Atlanta, for Hobgood. D. Victor Reynolds, District Attorney, Marietta, for State of Ga.. Amicus Appellant in Case Nos. S15A0278 S15A0279: Loren C. Collins, Atlanta. Amicus Appellee: Ronald B. Gaither, Leah W. Sears, Nicholas F. McDaniel Schiff Hardin LLP, Atlanta, and Neil Lloyd Schiff Hardin LLP, Chicago, IL. Other party representation: Thomas W. Curvin, Matthew W. Nichols Sutherland, Asbill Brennan LLP, Atlanta, Deborah L. Dance, County Attorney, Linda W. Brunt, Assistant County Attorney, J. Kevin Moore, John H. Moore Moore, Ingram, Johnson Steele LLP, Christopher Peters, James A. Richardson, James A. Strawn, Larry C. Wills, Marietta, Blake C. Sharpton Butler Snow LLP, Macon, H. Benjamin Williams, Mabelton, and Lesly G. Murray Butler Snow LLP, Ridgeland, MS. For defendant: Case number: S15A0277; S15A0278; S15A0279
The Supreme Court affirmed the validation of revenue bonds that will be used to help finance a new stadium in Cobb County for the Atlanta B
IN BRIEF: Braves' Move Sustained
The Atlanta Braves' deal to move to the suburbs is safe. The Georgia Supreme Court on June 29 unanimously upheld the bond issue for up to $397 million to build a new stadium in Cobb County, Georgia. Plus more from NLJ.com and other ALM publications.TRENDING STORIES
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