15 Mar Vaccinate All Educators by April 2021? Acceleration of COVID-19 Vaccination Rollout in Georgia Through the Federal Retail Pharmacy Program
Written by: Jacquelyn S. Clarke and Michael V. Profit On March 2, 2021, President Biden announced an expansion to the existing protocols governing rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine, through which a goal newly prioritized by the federal government was announced: provide first-shot vaccination, by the end of March 2021, of pre-K through twelfth grade educators, school staff, and childcare workers, nationwide.[1] Helping to facilitate this...21 Aug Hall Booth Smith Attorneys Recognized in the Inaugural Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch Edition
Twenty lawyers from Hall Booth Smith, P.C. (HBS) have been honored in the inaugural edition of the Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch. This recognition is given to attorneys, in a variety of practice groups, who are earlier in their careers for outstanding professional excellence in private practice in the United States. This honor is based on Best Lawyers’® highly selective peer review process that has...22 Jun Hall Booth Smith Welcomes Livingston, Correa to Atlanta Office
ATLANTA – June 22, 2020 – Hall Booth Smith, P.C. is happy to welcome Associates Leanne Livingston and Caitlin Correa to its Atlanta headquarters office as the firm expands to serve the needs of clients. Livingston concentrates her practice on a wide range of health care services, ranging from litigation and transactional work to regulatory and compliance matters. Before joining HBS, she worked on the...17 Jun Applying Georgia Law, Eleventh Circuit Affirms Multi-Vehicle Collision Constituted a Single “Accident”
Written by: Elizabeth Fulton Morrison, Esq. On October 15, 2015, a truck driver crossed the center line and collided with two different vehicles, one after the other. The facts established that the truck driver truck did not correct the truck’s path before striking the second vehicle. Grange Insurance, who insured the truck, sought injunctive relief in the Northern District of Georgia for purposes of determining...
29 May Leanne Livingston
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30 Apr AN UNPRECEDENTED TIME: Decarcerating and other Steps Being Taken in Georgia’s Jails and Prisons as the Result of COVID-19
Written by: Jennifer Dorminey Herzog, Esq. Because of policies of mass incarceration over the past four decades, the United States has incarcerated more people than any other country on Earth.[1] Highly transmissible novel respiratory pathogens pose a challenge for incarcerated populations because of the ease with which they spread in congregate settings.[2] The stage is set. Enter COVID-19. I. COVID-19 “Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) is...17 Mar Hall Booth Smith Welcomes 5 New Attorneys in Atlanta
ATLANTA – March 17, 2020 – Hall Booth Smith, P.C. is pleased to welcome five new attorneys to the firm’s Atlanta headquarters office as it adds new talent to meet growing client needs. Partner Meg Hatfield Yanacek defends acute care, skilled nursing, assisted living facilities, pharmacies and health care providers at trial and appeal. She has handled numerous high-risk lawsuits alleging catastrophic injury, wrongful death...21 Nov HBS Welcomes Eight New Associates as Firm Expands in Georgia
ATLANTA AND ATHENS, Ga. – Nov. 21, 2019 – Hall Booth Smith, P.C. is delighted to add seven new associates at its Atlanta headquarters office and one associate in its office in Athens, Georgia, as the firm invests in its business support and litigation defense capabilities to better meet client needs. Michael Callicutt is based in HBS’s office in Athens, Georgia, and he concentrates his...
29 Oct Spencor L. Hall
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