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Federal judge nominees for N. Ga. district turned back
The U.S. Senate has sent back to the White House the troubled nominations of a federal public defender and a federal magistrate judge for posts on the federal judicial bench in Atlanta.The return of the nominations of criminal defense lawyer V. Natasha Perdew Silas and U.S. Magistrate Judge Linda T. Walker does not by itself end their chances to join the U.In the Trenches: Atlanta is key to Adorno's bid to expand
Adorno Yoss continues to expand its Atlanta office at a time when many local and national firms are instituting hiring freezes or contracting because of the recession. The firm has added 13 lawyers-eight partners and five associates-in the past three months, bringing the Atlanta head count to 45 attorneys.Deal Watch: McKenna guides government contractor in deal
The U.S. economy may be in the doldrums, but the federal government keeps plugging away, signing contracts and purchasing assets and services from private companies.While McKenna Long Aldridge partner Jeremy C. Silverman wouldn't say the federal government is water-tight safe from the recession, he offered that federal government contractors seem to be immune from the current economic downturn.Consultants offer the latest in lobbying
WHILE WORKING as a media relations manager in Gov. Sonny Perdue's office, Derrick Dickey often read the daily papers and wondered how certain lobbyists allowed their issues to get such negative coverage."I would do a little bit of Monday-morning quarterbacking and say to myself, 'I can do better than this,'" Dickey said Monday outside the state Capitol's ground-floor snack bar.The Score: From Bisexual Softballers to Breakaway Moutaineers, a Busy Week for K&L Gates
Nelson Mullins Cleans Out Smith, Currie's Labor Practice
Meredith [email protected] Monday, Smith, Currie Hancock will lose all but one of its labor and employment lawyers, as well as several million dollars worth of work, to Nelson Mullins Riley Scarborough. Daniel M. Shea, who leads the departing five-member labor and employment team, said that the last thing he wanted to do after 31 years at Smith, Currie was uproot himself.
The Final Five: Perdue Receives Justice Shortlist
Jonathan [email protected]. Sonny Perdue will choose a new justice of the Georgia Supreme Court from the following five lawyers: Harold D. Melton, Perdue's executive counsel; James B. Franklin, a Statesboro trial lawyer; Charles B. Mikell Jr., a judge on the Georgia Court of Appeals; Cynthia J. Becker, a DeKalb County Superior Court judge; and Ralph F.
Ruffin Ready To Refocus State Bar Agenda
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