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November 16, 2009 |

State Bar of Georgia Division Plans to Fund Internships for Jobless Lawyers

The good news for rookie lawyers looking for jobs: The State Bar of Georgia's Young Lawyers Division plans to fund several 10-week legal aid internships to give new law school graduates work experience. The bad news: The internships won't happen until next summer. The YLD hopes to fund five $5,000 internships in public interest law with the proceeds from its annual January black-tie fundraiser, said the group's president, Amy V. Howell. The internships are for new lawyers seeking experience, said Howell.
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August 02, 2007 |

Pace of deals may drop along with stocks

THE STOCK MARKET'S recent downturn could slow the rapid pace of deals in local attorneys' pipelines-or perhaps shift the tide of acquisitions away from private equity funds, two Atlanta lawyers said.The stocks that make up the Dow Jones industrial average last week had their worst week since March 2003, dropping 4.
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July 25, 2007 |

In The Trenches: Kilpatrick beefs up Charlotte office

KILPATRICK STOCKTON is pouring reinforcements into the heated Charlotte legal market, where local competitor King Spalding just opened an office last week.The firm has added seven lawyers to its 11-lawyer Charlotte, N.C., office and will bring on three first-years in September, said its co-managing partner, William E.
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September 18, 2006 |

Law School Recruiting Small-Firm Friendly

You know the drill. Most small law firms don't do on-campus recruiting. But, by offering a bevy of new or expanded services, law schools nationwide are changing rapid-fire refusals into a question of "why not?"
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January 31, 2005 |

What the Doctor Saw

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February 15, 2012 |

Appeal planned in $75M breach verdict

The losing side of last month's $75 million breach of contract verdict in Cobb County Superior Court plans to appeal.Delta Community Credit Union has retained Michael B. Terry of Bondurant, Mixson Elmore to spearhead its challenge to the Jan. 27 verdict of Chief Judge Robert E. Flournoy III."We don't believe there is a sufficient evidentiary or legal basis for an award of that amount-or any amount," Terry said Tuesday.
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