Daily Report: Juanita Kendall on Ways Law Firms Can Retain Talent
In an article published on June 6, 2023, in Daily Report, Chief Human Resources Officer Juanita Kendall shares tips to help improve retention as retaining top talent has become a challenge in today’s competitive job market. “Firm managers an
Part B News: Beth Boone on the Rapid Increase in Liability Insurance Premiums
In an article published on May 15, 2023, in Part B News, Brunswick Partner Beth Boone discusses the rapid increase in liability insurance premiums and ways to mitigate the cost. Beth says some of the change could be down to the post-COVID landsc
Daily Report: Austin Atkinson’s Defense Challenges Georgia Statutory Scheme for Apportioning Damages
In a recent article from the Daily Report, Atlanta Associate Austin Atkinson‘s defense of a dental-malpractice case challenged Georgia’s statutory scheme for apportioning damages. You can read the full article on the Law.Com website.
Part B News: Jacqueline Voronov on Remaining Mask Mandates & Enforcement
In an article published on May 18, 2023, in Part B News, Paramus Partner Jacqueline Voronov shares her insight about remaining masks mandates after the end of the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency on May 11. Jacqueline says that practices cannot
HBS Legal Trends: Sandra Mekita Cianflone & Michelle Foster Earle
Our newest HBS Legal Trends podcast features HBS Atlanta Partner Sandra Mekita Cianflone and Michelle Foster Earle, ARM, CEO of OmniSure. Sandra and Michelle discussed aberrant verdicts in the health care and medical malpractice spaces, from wha
Law360: Danielle Dudai on Trafficking Ruling’s Liability Lessons for Hospitality Companies
In an article published on May 26, 2023, in Law360, West Palm Beach Of Counsel Danielle Dudai provides insight on the dismissal of a lawsuit which accused national hotel chains of knowingly benefitting from sex trafficking at their hotels and on
Returning Injured Workers to Work in Georgia
Written by: Daniel Richardson, Esq. The longer an employee stays out of work, the less likely they are to ever return. And workers compensation claims become increasingly expensive when employees do not return. To manage this exposure, it is imp
Uninsured Motorist Select/Reject May Not Require Picking a Specific Lesser Amount
Written by: Bryan Forsyth, Esq. In Jones v. Georgia Farm Bureau Mut. Ins. Co.1, the Georgia Court of Appeals recently affirmed partial summary judgment in favor of Georgia Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Company (GFB) as to the amount of Uninsured
HR Dive: Mariel Smith on Key Considerations for Companies Hiring Summer Interns
In an article published this week by HR Dive, Hall Booth Smith Columbus Partner Mariel E. Smith writes about key considerations for companies and firms hiring summer interns. “While the chance to contribute to a young professional’s future a