Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms may be in the market for a new lawyer, since the unique job of city attorney is among the 35 or so cabinet members asked earlier this week to resign from their jobs.

Bottoms hasn’t said when she’ll determine whether she retains city attorney Jeremy Berry or the others, and her press office didn’t respond to a question about what she seeks in a top lawyer. Berry, a Dentons partner when former Mayor Kasim Reed tapped him for the role last year, declined to comment.

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