Litigation | News

'Don't You Give the Defense a Discount': Gwinnett Jury Returns $2M Verdict Against Hotel

By Cedra Mayfield

"We felt confident that the jury would side with us and confirm what we always believed—the hotel bore the full... Read More

Legal Ethics and Attorney Discipline | Commentary

When to Say Goodbye to a Client

By Shari L. Klevens and Alanna Clair

The decision to end a representation can be a difficult one. But many lawyers who have had to defend against legal malpractice... Read More

Law Firm Management

Law Firms Move to Remote Work, Await Reopenings After Asheville Flooding

By Thomas Spigolon

"The writing was on the wall that we needed to get out of there. It forced us to make a decision," said Asheville office... Read More

Bar Associations | News

Georgia July Bar Exam Results: Highest Overall Passing Rate in 10 Years

By Mason Lawlor

This year is also the first that the overall pass rate for July applicants reached 70% since 2014, with the lowest rate... Read More

Litigation

Lawyers Can Help After Hurricane—But There Are Risks

By Lisa Willis

"I don't want to run afoul and get a bar complaint," one attorney cautions about this type of pro bono work. Read More

Constitutional Law | News

Ga. AG Appeals Judge's Rollback of Abortion Ban

By The Associated Press

Attorney General Chris Carr's office filed a legal motion Wednesday asking the Georgia Supreme Court to reinstate the... Read More