FordHarrison Announces Seven Atlanta Attorneys Listed as 2024 Georgia Super Lawyers and Rising Stars
ATLANTA – FordHarrison LLP, one of the country’s largest management-side labor and employment law firms, is pleased to announce Patricia G. Griffith, Partner; Jeffrey D. Mokotoff, Partner; Henry F. Warnock, Partner; and Frederick L. Warren, III, Partner,... Read more »
Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta Canine Assistants Reggie and Dory inviting belly rubs under the Gold Dome on Wednesday. It was dogs, docs, and dollars under the Georgia Gold Dome on Wednesday. At... Read more »
This year’s edition of tort reform arrived under the Georgia Gold Dome on Wednesday, bringing plaintiffs’ lawyers and civil defense attorneys to the battle lines while onlookers quietly asked Siri, “what is tort... Read more »
Chairman Richard Smith (center) before convening his final Rules Committee meeting on Thursday, Jan. 25, 2024. Photo: Olivia Buckner The Georgia State Capitol took on a somber tone Tuesday as legislators paused to... Read more »
Nothing is ever black and white on Capitol Hill — not even red lights and stop signs. House Bill 978, the latest exception-to-the-rule legislation, was introduced today, allowing bicyclists approaching a stop sign to “act... Read more »
The Georgia judge overseeing the state’s 2020 election interference case against former US President Donald Trump and his alleged co-conspirators agreed Thursday to hear a motion to disqualify the lead prosecutor from... Read more »
Georgia prosecutors and judges are urging lawmakers to provide more competitive pay in the judicial system in order to better retain experienced attorneys and judges who are needed to clear a backlog... Read more »
Georgia Department of Corrections has tightened its efforts to impede the release of information about its prisons as it faces record numbers of deaths from homicides, suicides and drug overdoses since 2020,... Read more »
A federal judge has ruled that Rudy Giuliani must immediately pay the $148 million in damages he owes for defaming two Georgia election workers, writing that Giuliani was unlikely to have his... Read more »
Prior to the enactment of the Georgia Restrictive Covenant Act (“RCA”), Georgia courts interpreted noncompete provisions entered into in the context of selling a business differently than they did between employers and... Read more »