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'Experience Is Transferable': Law Firms Turn to Legal Staff for Business Development
Arnall Golden Gregory often asks its paralegals and legal assistants to assist in marketing and business development efforts, said marketing director Lisa Vicine.
The Value of Court-Appointed Neutrals in Tech Lawsuits
Because Federal Rule 53 for special masters permits the use of court-appointed neutrals, parties should think about agreeing to such a neutral who understands the subject matter at issue.
Mid-Market Roundup: Midsize Firms Turn Industry's Existential Crises Into Opportunities
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Morris Manning Names Our House as MMMPact Nonprofit Partner
The yearlong partnership means that the firm's lawyers and staff members will provide financial, legal and hands-on assistance throughout the coming 12 months.
Lawyers See Growing Demand in Athletes' NIL Deals, Even as Some Agreements Remain 'Pretty Small'
NIL deals could increase demand for multiple law firm practices, such as labor and employment, as the legalities surrounding the agreements evolve, noted Ron Gaither of Baker & Hostetler.
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'Humbling': Nahmias Honored at Anti-Defamation League Luncheon
Jones Day's David Nahmias, UPS' Norm Brothers Jr. and Curaleaf's Lauren Linder are the three attorneys honored by the Anti-Defamation League's Southeast region at its 26th annual Jurisprudence Luncheon Thursday at the Whitley Atlanta Buckhead hotel.
An Old Letter Raises Legal Question of Public or Private Right
"If you get a piece of paper from the government that says you have this right ... and you do exactly what it says, I think you've vested that right," argued appellant attorney David B. Darden of Parker, Hudson, Rainer & Dobbs in Atlanta.
Case Closed: Summary Judgment Granted in Atlanta BeltLine Rail Easement Dispute
"Because plaintiffs have no possessory right to the property, defendants cannot be liable for inverse condemnation, trespass, or attorneys' fees and expenses of litigation," ruled Atlanta Judicial Circuit Judge Scott McAfee.
The Defense Lawyers for Trump and 18 Associates in Georgia Election Interference Case
Many of the lawyers, including a couple former and current partners in Am Law 200 firms, specialize in white-collar defense or were former federal prosecutors.
Defense Lawyers for Trump, Eastman and Associates in Georgia Election Interference Case
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