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It would be a mistake to think of Troutman Sanders simply as a big old Atlanta firm. The description is true, of course—it was founded more than a century ago and has scores of lawyers—but it is far from complete. This Am Law 100 firm has a footprint that reaches across the country to...
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Former DeKalb County Judge J. Antonio DelCampo has left the high-flying plaintiffs firm he joined two years ago to go into practice with a couple of old friends much closer to home
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After a career of building the business and legal framework for journalism, the man who was Ted Turner's top lawyer during the creation of Cable News Network has returned from a stint at the helm of
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...follower of Berry's and a labor and employment lawyer with Troutman Sanders. "I use Twitter in a more limited fashion."...
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Rob Teilhet has returned to private practice, opening a plaintiffs' firm on the Marietta Square after two years as executive director of Georgia Conservation Voters
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...Mills and Will Planert, international trade, and associate Mary Hodgins from Troutman Sanders Left: Atlanta...
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...year was a year of steady work and few surprises for Troutman Sanders. Revenue dropped slightly and profit per partner dropped slightly more. “...
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...from Seyfarth Shaw; Jeffrey C. Morgan, intellectual property and litigation, from Troutman Sanders. Noteworthy: • The firm’s...
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Rebekah Plowman (above right) and Kristin McDonald have taken their health care practice from Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough to Jones Day, which they join as partners
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Columbus Bar Association President and solo practitioner Andrew Dodgen is reluctant to answer the question: Why did you become a lawyer
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...issues," wrote task force member Alison Grounds, a partner at Troutman Sanders and co-founder of the firm's Electronic Discovery and Data...
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