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Norfolk Southern Railway Co. v. Hartry et al.
Publication Date: 2020-01-21 Practice Area: Labor Law
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Court: Georgia Supreme Court Judge: Justice Bethel Attorneys: For plaintiff: Eileen M. Crowley, Amanda Rodman Smith, (Hall, Bloch, Garland & Meyer, LLP), Macon, Laurie Webb Daniel, Matthew D. Friedlander, (Holland & Knight, LLP), Atlanta, Virginia A. Seitz, Tobias S. Loss-Eaton, Raymond A. Atkins, (Sidley Austin, LLP), Washington, for appellant. For defendant: Michael J. Warshauer, Trent Scott Shuping, Lyle Griffin Warshauer, (Warshauer Law Group PC), Atlanta, Richard Crawford Foster, Elizabeth Lynn Bentley, (Carlock Copeland & Stair LLP), Atlanta, Frank Mitchell Lowrey, IV, Michael Rosen Baumrind, (Bondurant Mixson & Elmore LLP), Atlanta, for appellee. Christopher Randall Jordan, (Hunter Maclean Exley & Dunn), Brunswick, Kathryn D. Kirmayer, Daniel Saphire, (Association of American Railroads), Washington, for Amicus Appellant. Frank T. Burge, Sr., (Burge & Burge, P.C.), Birmingham, Lawrence M. Mann, (Alpers & Mann, PC), Bethesda, for Amicus Appellee. Case number: S19G0008
Federal Employers' Liability Act Claim Is Not Precluded by Regulations Pursuant to Federal Railroad Safety Act
What Were the Biggest Lateral Moves for Atlanta Firms in 2019?
A mix of activity among established and entering Atlanta firms accounted for the significant—sometimes surprising—activity.
Atlanta Saw a Plethora of Local Firms Close, While New Ones Launched in 2019
Meanwhile, national firms Shook Hardy & Bacon and Akerman entered Atlanta and snapped up local talent.
Rollins v. Smith et al.
Publication Date: 2019-12-20 Practice Area: Legal Malpractice
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Court: Georgia Court of Appeals Judge: Judge Mercier Attorneys: For plaintiff: Christopher Corbett, (The Corbett Firm), Atlanta, for appellant. For defendant: Mark Rogers, (NCR Corp.), Atlanta, Johannes Kingma, (Carlock, Copeland & Stair, LLP), Atlanta, William Mitchell, (Cruser Mitchell Novitz Sanchez Gaston & Zimet LLP), Norcross, Robyn Webb, (Hoffer & Webb, LLC), Atlanta, for appellee. Case number: A19A1592
Law Firm Failed to Exercise Care in Neglecting to Ensure a Stipulation Was Executed So Client Would Receive Court-Ordered Attorney Fee Credit
New Defense Boutique Breaks Away From Weathington Firm
Dan McGrew and his team have decamped from Weathington McGrew to start their own defense litigation boutique focused on medical malpractice cases.
Appeals Court Revives Part of Danielle Rollins' Legal-Mal Suit Against Divorce Lawyers
After she was awarded more than $15.3 million in a 2013 divorce settlement, Danielle Rollins sued her former lawyers claiming she could have gotten a better deal.
The Georgia Department of Transportation v. Delor et al.
Publication Date: 2019-08-22 Practice Area: Motor Vehicle Torts
Industry: State and Local Government
Court: Georgia Court of Appeals Judge: Presiding Judge Doyle Attorneys: For plaintiff: Christopher Carr, Kathleen Pacious, Loretta Pinkston-Pope, Andrew Brown, (Assistant Attorney General), Atlanta, Melissa Tracy, Angela Cusimano, (Georgia Department of Law), Atlanta, for appellant. For defendant: Stuart Walker, (Martin Snow, LLP), Macon, Caroline Herrington, (Adams Jordan & Treadwell, P.C), Macon, Donald Jordan, (Adams Jordan & Treadwell, P.C), Milledgeville, Charles Cork, (Attorney at Law), Decatur, for appellee. Mark Lefkow, David Root, (Carlock, Copeland & Stair, LLP), Atlanta, Lervette Blair, (Drew, Eckl & Farnham, LLP), Atlanta, Ian Rapaport, (Law Offices of Ian Rapaport), Atlanta, Michael Loebl, James Purcell, (Fulcher Hagler LLP), Augusta, for other party. Case number: A19A0361
Court Affirms in Part and Reverses in Part Various Pre-Trial Orders, Largely Approving of Trial Court's Narrowing of Issues for Resolution at Trial
Huff Powell Adds Tom Carlock and a Raleigh Office
Legendary trial lawyer Tom Carlock said he's not ready to retire, so he joined Huff Powell & Bailey from Carlock Copeland & Stair, the litigation defense firm he co-founded almost 50 years ago. Huff Powell has also added a Raleigh office, its first outside of Georgia.
Judge Denies Motion to Strike Defenses in Gordon Rees Legal Malpractice Suit
Fulton State Court Judge Eric Richardson said he was troubled by the changing explanations regarding text messages being sought by the plaintiff, comedian Terry Hodges, but that their absence did not unduly prejudice Hodges' case.
Judge to Hear Motion to Toss Gordon Rees' Defenses in Legal Malpractice Case
A comedian who is suing Gordon Rees for mishandling his claims against Netflix is asking a judge to throw out the firm's defense after its lawyers said they deleted texts concerning the case.TRENDING STORIES
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