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Ga. Appeals Court Rules Stadium Can't Be Sued, but Lawsuit Over Brawl at Venue May Proceed
The court said the doctrine of assumption of the risk did not eliminate liability on the part of individual defendants allegedly involved in a fight.
Barnes to Share Success Stories at ABA's Legends of the Bar Lecture
"I consider him an icon, and everyone I talk to agrees. He's just a giant in our legal community, aside from being the governor," said divorce attorney Randy Kessler, who will moderate the lecture.
COVID-19's Decreases Mean Family Law Increases
As COVID-19 appeared to disappear, family law attorneys/divorce lawyers became busier than ever. Big cases, small cases, restraining order cases, business divorces, custody mayhem, all resurfaced en masse.
Robinson Franzman, Gordon Rees and Ogletree Add Lawyers—and Other 'On the Move' News
Several large and midsize law firms have added more lawyers and professionals in Atlanta this month.
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Butler to Share Success Stories at ABA's Legends of the Bar Lecture
"We started this … just to honor people we think of as legends and to hear from them," said Randy Kessler, who's moderating the lecture series. "[Butler] was just the most obvious choice as a trailblazer. We're trying to find people who are trailblazers, trendsetters."
'A Little Bit Uglier' Litigation: ABA Section Chair Sees Changes in Family Law Disputes
Thad Woody, the new section chair of the ABA's Family Law section, said he has seen several changes within the family law practice lately, including more heated cases.
Greenberg Traurig and Womble Make New Hires—and Other 'On the Move' News
Matthew Nichols, who moved from King & Spalding to Greenberg Traurig, said he anticipates a significant amount of his client business to switch with him.
Atlanta's 'Legal Legends' Share Highs and Lows of Courtroom Battles
Ed Garland said he always knew he'd be a criminal defense lawyer from watching his dad. Don Samuel said he went to work for Garland's firm as a labor lawyer but soon wound up on a murder case.Trending Stories
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