Site Selection: Satterfield on Kemp’s Tort Reform Law
In an article published in Site Selection’s May edition, Partner Wayne Satterfield provided insights on the landmark tort reform bill passed in Georgia.
Attorney M. Shanter Chaparro Honored as 2025 South Carolina Rising Star
HBS is proud to announce Attorney M. Shanter Chaparro has been recognized on the Super Lawyers 2025 South Carolina Rising Stars List for his experience in Construction Litigation matters.
McKnights: Drew Graham on Confronting Antibiotic Challenges for Long-Term Care Facilities
In a recent article published by McKnight’s Long-Term Care News, Partner Drew Graham, chair of Hall Booth Smith’s Aging Services practice, interviewed Dr. Morgan Katz, director of antimicrobial stewardship at Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Ce
California Privacy Agency’s First Enforcement Action Against Honda
On March 12, 2025, the California Privacy Protection Agency (“Agency”) announced a settlement with American Honda Motor Company, marking the Agency’s first enforcement under the California Consumer Privacy Act (“CCPA” or “Act). The s
HBS Attorneys Recognized in 2025 Georgia Super Lawyers & Rising Stars Lists
HBS is excited to announce that nine attorneys have been recognized on the 2025 Georgia Super Lawyers & Rising Stars list
Hall Booth Smith Welcomes Five Associates to the Atlanta Office
The Atlanta Office of Hall Booth Smith (HBS) is excited to welcome five new associates to our growing office.
First Department Holds that SOL Tolling Under Lavern’s Law for Delayed Cancer Diagnosis Does Not Apply in Ford v Lee
Author: Jeffrey T. Wolber The First Department reversed a Bronx County Supreme Court order denying the defendants’ motion to dismiss pursuant to the statute of limitations in Ford v. Lee, 2022 NY Slip Op 01414 (1st Dept Mar. 8, 2022). The case
“System for Early Resolution in Medical Malpractice Litigation,” Daily Business Review
In a Daily Business Review article, Miami Partner Tullio E. Iacono discusses the voluntary binding medical malpractice arbitration process, which allows damages to be capped when one party voluntarily submits to the process before a lawsuit is f
Potential Liability for SaaS Providers in South Carolina Federal Court Case
Written by: Brock Wolf, Esq. I. Background In early 2020, Blackbaud Inc., a cloud software company based out of Charleston, South Carolina, was subject to a ransomware attack that resulted in the breach of personally identifiable information (&#
Of Counsel Danielle Dudai Quoted in Business Insider Article Discussing the Legal Pitfalls of Content Creators Promoting Cryptocurrencies
West Palm Beach Of Counsel Danielle Dudai has been quoted in a Business Insider article regarding content creators “shilling” or promoting cryptocurrencies and the potential legal pitfalls and consequences. “While the SEC hasn&