Most New Eversheds Sutherland US Partners Are in Atlanta
Global firm elects 10 new U.S. partners in three cities and six practice areas.
A Look Back at High-Profile Hires in Big Law From Federal Government
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Husch Blackwell, Foley Among Law Firms Opening Southeast Offices This Year
Southeast-founded firms also expanded into Texas, Chicago and New York.
On the Move: Hunton Andrews Kurth Practice Leader Named Charlotte Managing Partner
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Paul Weiss’ Shanmugam Joins 11th Circuit Fight Over False Claims Act’s Constitutionality
In a decision last September, U.S. District Judge Kathryn Mizelle ruled that the FCA’s qui tam provision—which allows citizens, referred to as “relators,” to file suits on the United States' behalf against those who have allegedly defrauded the government—violates Article II of the U.S. Constitution.
Atlanta Attorneys Rely on Google Earth, YouTube for Evidence in $6M Faulty Guardrail Settlement
When a mother fatally fell over a guardrail at an Atlanta train station in February 2020, an initial police report was used as a basis to charge her boyfriend with murder for supposedly pushing her off an overpass. However, attorneys representing her daughter knew there was more to the story.
Supreme Court of Georgia Disbars 1
The court issued one attorney discipline Friday.
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Ahead of the new year, Gov. Brian Kemp has reconstituted the Judicial Nominating Commission for the State of Georgia. In an executive order issued Friday, Kemp named new leadership who'll oversee the 38-member judicial watchdog agency.
Vandy QB Wins Injunction Allowing Him to Play D-I Football in 2025
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