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Ex-Delta GC enjoys a second dream job
Gregory L. Riggs knew he wanted to be a lawyer from the time he started high school in his hometown of Asheville, N.C., and joined the debate team. But he also felt comfortable in the academic world. His father was a vice chancellor of the University of North Carolina, Asheville. His mother was a nurse and director of an outpatient clinic.Domestic abuse victims win by U.S. high court default
Advocates for domestic violence victims and those seeking child custody and support are breathing easier this week because the U.S. Supreme Court dismissed a case that could have limited the enforcement of court orders in those areas. Because the lower court's order stands in Robertson v. United States, Robert Long, a partner at Washington's Covington Burling, puts this one in the win column.Trump Can't Sue for Defamation Over Book's Understatement of His Worth
Georgia lawyers take sides in high court client privilege case
Georgia lawyers are front and center in a U.S. Supreme Court case that could change the way appellate courts deal with questions of attorney-client privilege. The appeal, expected to be heard by the high court this fall, represents the latest chapter in litigation over hiring practices at the carpet maker Mohawk Industries in Calhoun in northwest Georgia.Smith recalled as underdog's ally
George T. Smith-an attorney whose career spanned seven decades and included serving Georgia as speaker of the House of Representatives, lieutenant governor, Court of Appeals judge and state Supreme Court justice-died Monday evening. He was 93.Smith was the only person in the state ever to be elected to all three branches of the government: legislative, executive and judicial.Sheriff: Suspect says God led him to Jewel's ranch
FORT WORTH, Texas AP - A man accused of stalking singer-songwriter Jewel at her rural Texas ranch said he was on a mission from God, authorities said Tuesday.Michael Lawrence Kozelka of Townsend, Wis., was arrested last week after he went two consecutive days to the 2,000-acre Stephenville ranch owned by Jewel's husband, rodeo champion Ty Murray, said Erath County Sheriff Tommy Bryant.Trending Stories
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