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Georgia Takes on Biden: State Challenges Federal COVID-19 Vaccine Push
"I think a lot of these lawsuits are a little bit of political theater," said health care litigator Sandra Cianflone of Hall Booth Smith in Atlanta. "I think that's just the time that we're in right now."
Attorney and Former State Rep. Meagan Hanson Launches Run for Congress
Meagan Hanson is currently executive director of Georgians for Lawsuit Reform. She said she plans to focus on addressing crime, infrastructure and education.
'Don't Quit Your Day Job': Advice to Lawyers Running for Office
"It's going to affect your personal life and your professional life. And you've got to be prepared to make the necessary sacrifices to give yourself fully to public service," said Atlanta lawyer Jake Evans, who left his high profile ethics board role and switched firms before announcing his campaign for U.S. Congress.
Atlanta Lawyer Says Now Is His Time to Run for Congress
"In order to take the leap you truly have to feel that you have a calling and that now is your time," Jake Evans told the Daily Report Wednesday.
Texas November 2020 Election Guide: Read This Before Voting for Judges
Learn about the candidates running for judgeships by reading Texas Lawyer's judicial candidate Q&As.
Appeals Court Revives Legal Malpractice Suit, OK's Same-Firm Lawyer's Expert Affidavit
The Court of Appeals said there was no "inherent conflict' in a lawyer providing an expert affidavit for a firm colleague's client in legal malpractice lawsuits.
Tort Reform Capping Nuclear Insurance Verdicts Stymied by COVID-19
After years of back-and-forth efforts by tort reformers and their plaintiffs bar foes, lawyers on both sides say the battles may not be as compelling for lawmakers and the public.
Atlanta Lawyers Are Connecting Georgia Hospitals With N95 Masks
John Ayoub, a real estate lawyer, and Hall Booth Smith's Brad Carver delivered the first order of 9,000 masks from a new Chinese supplier to Shepherd Center on Friday.
Justices Hear Arguments in Class Action Over Hospital Liens on Uninsured Plaintiffs
Lawyers representing patients hit with liens for bills based on claimed exorbitant "chargemaster" rates say the practice penalizes them while insured patients pay less.
Jury Says Trauma of Man's Improper Jailing Tolls Statute of Limitations for Civil Claims
The man who spent 20 months in jail on child molestation charges. only to have them dismissed, said the experience left him mentally incapacitated and that the statute of limitations should not apply to his civil claims.TRENDING STORIES
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