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Florida Law Firms Brace for Category 5 Hurricane Milton
Nearly all of Florida is bracing for Hurricane Milton, which forecasters anticipate to be one of the most destructive storms on record. Law firms…
Too Slow? Judge Investigated After Cases Drag On for Years
The judge's "conduct ... amounts to willful misconduct in office; a willful and persistent failure to perform the duties of office," according to the Judicial Qualifications Commission of Georgia charging document.
Former UPS Workers Lodge Discrimination Suit for 'Systemic Racial Bias' in Workplace Culture
This suit was surfaced by Law.com Radar, ALM's source for immediate alerting on just-filed cases in federal and state courts.
Lawsuit Seeks to Reopen Voter Registration in Ga. After Hurricane Helene
The federal lawsuit filed by the Georgia conference of the NAACP, the Georgia Coalition for the People's Agenda and the New Georgia Project seeks to have registration reopened through Oct. 14.
Atlanta Law Firm Joins Mansfield Effort for More Leadership Diversity
"Diversity is very important here. We want everybody to walk into the office every day knowing that they can be their full selves," said Julie Sebastian of Smith, Gambrell & Russell.
Clients 'No Longer Need to Be Referred Out': Womble and Lewis Roca Eye Merger Benefits
"We have had extreme difficulty representing our client base from other jurisdictions in their work in California," Lewis Roca managing partner Kenneth Van Winkle says.
Atlanta Midsize Firms Say Lawyer Business Development Programs' Gains Outweigh Costs
"We've found that providing this training before they become partners is most successful because they're motivated to get it right," said Christy Walsh of Drew Eckl & Farnham.
Beasley Allen Attorneys Launch Latest Class Action Against BioLab Following Chemical Leak
"This is not the first time that BioLab's negligence has exposed the surrounding community, and it is a shame that members of this community are suffering because of it," said plaintiff counsel Rhon Jones of Beasley Allen in Montgomery, Alabama.
Ga. High Court Restores Near-Ban on Abortions While State Appeals
With no explanation, the court said the state can't enforce a subsection of the law that reads: "Health records shall be available to the district attorney of the judicial circuit in which the act of abortion occurs or the woman upon whom an abortion is performed resides."Trending Stories
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