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Psychiatric Hospital Facing Suit Again for Releasing Killer
The decision reverses Glynn County State Court Judge Bart Altman's dismissal of the lawsuit against Psychiatric Solutions, owner of Focus by the Sea.
Events Calendar for Georgia's Law Community
A roundup of events for CLEs, networking and conferences.
It's Lonely at the Top for Atlanta First-Year Associates Making $180K
Lucky associates at one law firm in Atlanta are making a whopping $180,000 in their first year on the job, according to the National Association for Law Placement Inc. But they are hardly the norm.
Werdesheim Goes From Defending Lawyers to Suing Them—and Other 'On the Move' News
After 12 years defending lawyers, accountants and other professionals as a partner at Carlock Copeland & Stair, Pete Werdesheim has switched to the plaintiffs side and works from an office in the Old Fourth Ward.
Avis Found Liable for Both Its Own and Employees' Share of Two Verdicts Totaling $54 Million
An employee with a felony record for stealing cars and eluding police. A rental he stole while working for a downtown Atlanta Avis Rent A Car. An apparent joyride that ended when the car slammed into two women sitting on a wall in a park.
High Court Hands Judges Victory Over Their Own Watchdogs
Judges who handle civil litigation and misdemeanors—through the Georgia Council of State Court Judges—challenged their own watchdog group—the Judicial Qualifications Commission—over a ruling saying judges could not file friend of the court briefs.
Mayor Taps Dentons Partner Jeremy Berry as Atlanta City Attorney
Mayor Kasim Reed announced Thursday that Berry will replace the current city attorney, Cathy Hampton, who's held the post for six years.
Mayor Taps Dentons Partner Jeremy Berry as Atlanta City Attorney
Mayor Kasim Reed announced Thursday that Berry will replace the current city attorney, Cathy Hampton, who's held the post for six years.
Lawyers Turn to MARTA as Atlanta Firms Cope with I-85 Shutdown
The shutdown of a crucial section of I-85 from the Thursday evening bridge collapse has law firms, like other local businesses, scrambling to adjust.
Appeals Court: Apportionment Applies in Verdict Against Condo Complex, Security Firm
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