Attorney feature articles in Georgia
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Post No Billable Hours
FisherBroyles replaces administrative equity decisions with a transparent formula
Practical Applications in Georgia
Handy legal technologies
‘A Failure to Communicate’
How to avoid claims for legal malpractice
The Collector
Rupert M. Barkoff is an introvert by nature, but when he’s passionate about something he goes all in
The $500 Million Man
Saying “I’ll see you in court” to Pete Law is probably not the best way to start the day
Change Agent
Allegra Lawrence-Hardy was mentored by some of the biggest names in Georgia law; she’s paying it forward with the Sutherland Scholars
Hell Out of Dodge
Jennifer Auer Jordan brings a touch of South Georgia to Atlanta
The Three Lessons of Edward Tolley
The prominent Athens trial lawyer talks about what he’d do to change the justice system
The ‘Criminalization of Immigration’
‘Destined for death’ in Cambodia, Socheat Chea now helps immigrants make new lives in the U.S.
The Benzo Way
From paralegal to partner to president—and now principal at Benzo Law—it’s been a steady climb for Tracee R. Benzo
The Best Lawyer Bobby Lee Cook Has Seen
What criminal defense attorney Steve Sadow knows can acquit you
The Muckraker
Linley Jones represents the ultimate “little guy”—someone who wants to sue a lawyer
Eminent in His Domain
Charles N. Pursley is all condemnation, all the time
Midnight in the Theater of Good Acoustics: A Savannah Story
How T. Mills Fleming gave the Lucas a sequel
John Mayoue Declines to Comment
The notoriously tight-lipped celebrity divorce lawyer opens up … but not about Jane, M.J. and Usher
When a Cemetery is Not a Cemetery
And other tales from Oliver Maner’s Patrick T. O’Connor
Kathy Portnoy's Complaint
She brought Updike and Mailer to Atlanta, but couldn’t land Philip Roth
Hugging It Out with Teresa Wynn Roseborough
The self-described Brown v. Board of Education baby embraces The Home Depot