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With Offline Donations In, Ga. Legal Food Frenzy Raises $829K
"We are so happy with the results this year and were very grateful for the generosity of Georgia's lawyers in this year's Legal Food Frenzy competition," Caroline Scalf, co-chair of the State Bar of Georgia's Young Lawyers Division's Georgia Legal Food Frenzy committee, said in an interview.
Paul Weiss Hired for Party City Bankruptcy as Retail and Crypto Firms Drive Restructuring Work
Nine Am Law 200 firms are working on the Party City Chapter 11, while media reports this week foreshadowed filings for Bed Bath & Beyond and FTX-connected crypto lender Genesis Global Trading.
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Colter Energy Services Removes Wage-and-Hour Class Action to Federal Court
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'Enough Work For Everybody': Health Care Clients Driving Demand for Southeast Law Firms
The growing population in the Southeast, as well as a mix of large corporate and health care clients, have contributed more work to law firms in the region, driving lateral moves.
MetLife Attorney's Switch to Nelson Mullins Continues String of In-House Moves to Law Firms
R. Michael Schreiner, who joined Nelson Mullins this summer, is one of the latest Atlanta in-house lawyers to move to a law firm.
Goldberg Segalla and McGuireWoods Make Partner Additions—and Other 'On the Move' News
Goldberg Segalla doesn't have an Atlanta office, but former Greenberg Traurig insurance litigator Kelly Johnson will stay in the region and work remotely.
Investigating a Leak | Overturning Insular Cases | Rehearing Damages Decision
The recent news report that Supreme Court clerks may be asked to sign affidavits or turn over their cell phone records in the investigation of the leaked abortion draft opinion stirred conflicting feelings among some former clerks, but they did agree those investigative tools likely are only causing additional stress during a normally stressful period at the court.Trending Stories
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