The state’s bickering with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers over Lake Lanier is giving A. Stephens Clay a case of dj vu-and a sense of missed opportunity.
The Kilpatrick Stockton litigation partner was counsel in the mid-1980s to the Save the Lake Association, which fought the Corps of Engineers over how much water it was releasing from Lake Lanier. Then, as now, Georgia was suffering through a brutal drought, and the lake’s water level was dangerously low.
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