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Real estate closing attorneys around the state are battling companies that hire Georgia lawyers to preside over closings just long enough to see that the documents are signed and witnessed. Meredith
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After six years at Sutherland, Scott Hobby has taken his eight-person outsourcing practice to Bryan Cave in a move that brings him full circle. Joining Bryan Cave as partners, from left, are Charles
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Three recent decisions favoring insurance companies in disputes over accident settlements show an important shift in the Georgia Court of Appeals, lawyers on both sides of the debate said. Thomas Bre
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An attorney for a 6-year-old girl who was left sightless by complications of her premature birth said he will appeal a defense verdict won by two doctors accused of failing to properly treat the chil
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A drug rehab clinic being sued over the death of one of its patients is asking for summary judgment even though many of the plaintiffs' allegations have been accepted as true because the judge struck
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...that would have opened up floodgates of litigation," said Carlock, Copeland & Stair partner Johannes Kingma, who argued the case for Holland at...
...that would have opened up floodgates of litigation," said Carlock, Copeland & Stair partner Johannes Kingma, who argued the case for Holland at...
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A medical malpractice case set for argument before the Georgia Supreme Court today will test the reach of government immunity for state-employed doctors
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Ballard Spahr has a new managing partner for its Atlanta office.Han Choi was appointed to the position, effective Jan. 2, by the Philadelphia-based firm's chairman, Mark Stewart, to succeed Sumner Ro
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A recent state appeals court opinion has been revised to remove earlier suggestions that emergency room personnel defending medical malpractice suits bear the burden to prove that the defense-friendl
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