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Seven Atlanta Firms Secured PPP Loans Over $5M
The data release comes amid growing law firm concerns on whether the spike in COVID-19 infections could lead to more shutdowns, prompting another round of cash flow issues.
Law Firm Leaders Take 'The Mindset of an Endurance Athlete' As Pandemic Persists
As the remote environment "has become routine," it's also become fatiguing, said Michael Stein, managing partner of Pashman Stein Walder Hayden.
Hawkins Parnell Elects Mast as First Woman Managing Partner
Christine Mast, one of Atlanta's best-known malpractice defense attorneys for lawyers, will continue to practice while serving as the litigation defense firm's leader.
Woman Struck by DUI Driver Gets $10M Settlement
The defendants' insurer agreed to pay its policy limits; remaining is a debate over another $300,000 in uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage and a likely dram shot action against a bar that served the at-fault driver.
$10M Settlement Ends Case of Woman Struck by DUI Driver
The defendants' insurer agreed to pay its policy limits; remaining is a debate over another $300,000 in uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage and a likely dram shot action against a bar that served the at-fault driver.
Dentons Hires Trump Admin Vet in Public Policy Practice—and Other 'On the Move' News
Ashley Bell joined Dentons after working on the Trump administration's Paycheck Protection Program and Opportunity Zone initiative.
Ga. Justices OK Binding Arbitration Clause in Lawyer's Engagement Contract
Ruling in a case of first impression, the high court said a legal malpractice claim against a lawyer could be forced into arbitration despite the plaintiff's claim that it was not fully informed of the clause's ramifications.
Atlanta Firms Have Used PPP Loans to Preserve Jobs, Restore Pay
From Am Law 200 firms to personal injury shops, dozens of law firms in Georgia applied for loans, some using it to make their employees whole after pay cuts.
Ga. Justices Say Nondriver Can Be Sued for Punitive Damages in DUI Wreck Case
The justices ruled that an intoxicated man who loaned his car to a drinking buddy could also be targeted for punitive damages as an 'active tortfeasor.'
Barnes & Thornburg Recruits Lawyer From Kilpatrick—and Other 'On the Move' News
The firm said the COVID-19 pandemic was "bound to spur more commercial litigation and contractual disputes," making John Moye's litigation practice an asset for clients.TRENDING STORIES
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