The Legal Intelligencer
A founding partner of the litigation boutique known until March 30 as Ashe Rafuse & Hill, R. Lawrence Ashe, said his law partners' efforts to force him into retirement spurred the 72-year-old litigat
Originally Published: Daily Report
...The Georgia Court of Appeals has upheld a...husband that a Monroe County Superior Court judge violated his free...
Originally Published: Daily Report
...attention in lower courts are on the...and the state Superior Court, in ruling...the state to Fulton County, where a...
...report for probation, according to the warrant provided by the Fulton County, Ga., Superior Court Clerk's Office. McGee had prevailed in a...
...league in U.S. District Court in Atlanta, asserting that the...include former Atlanta Falcon linebacker Fulton Kuykendall, who retired in 1985...
...The Supreme Court of Georgia unanimously has affirmed a Fulton County judge's findings that...
...sent home Tuesday morning when Fulton County, Ga., State Court Judge Susan B. Forsling declared...
...A Georgia Supreme Court justice has a dramatic story...of Georgia's Ocmulgee Circuit Superior Court. "A lot of...
...A set of potential class actions filed recently in Fulton County, Ga., Superior Court against three Internet powerhouses raises interesting questions about how law...
...of Cobb County Superior Court Chief Judge Kenneth...told the Fulton County Daily Report...
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