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Georgia Legal Award Recipients Provide Respite From Disease and Discord
This program would mean nothing without all of its participants.
How Workflows Are Changing Amid the Pandemic—And How Technology Can Help
While some changes to date were the natural result of being forced to adapt on the fly, it is critical for law firms to be intentional and strategic about which changes they keep and how they memorialize them.
Who Got the Work: A Trial for Tesla and a Thwarted Theater Fest
Cohen Milstein is representing the family of a mother and son injured in a crash during which a Tesla Model 3 allegedly malfunctioned, Butzel Long is representing a movie theater in its suit against the state of Michigan for threatening to punish the theater for its planned Juneteenth film festival, and other work from midsize firms.
What the 4th Circuit's Recent Rulings Mean for Health Care Providers, Insurers and the FCA
While regulatory ambiguity may shield health care providers from liability under the FCA in some circumstances, due diligence should be taken to ensure compliance with Medicare reporting requirements.
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.
Midsize Moves: A Pair of Directors and an Office Change in North Carolina
Crowe & Dunlevy has new directors of its Dallas and Oklahoma City offices, Parker Poe is moving to a new office in Charlotte, North Carolina, and other midsize moves.
Here Are the Recipients of the Georgia Legal Awards
Nominations were up 15 percent from the previous year, making many award decisions especially hard.
Georgia Appleseed Taps New Leader—and Other 'On the Move' News
Michael Waller will lead the legal nonprofit's efforts to keep children in school and out of the criminal justice system. Meanwhile, Hall Booth Smith lands a duo of IP litigators.
Revisiting Alternative Dispute Resolution in Light of COVID-19
How long will it be before a judge is comfortable selecting six to 12 citizens to be confined to a single room as a jury, let alone 50 or 60 to serve on a voir dire panel?
Fourth Circuit Clarifies Lease Repair Obligations and Racial Harassment Response Requirements
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