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Arguing for Summary Judgment Against Alternative Theories of Proving Discrimination
By Don Benson, Esq. A new Eleventh Circuit case is being criticized for changing the standard for summary judgment in a discrimination case. Jefferson v. Sewon America, Inc., No.
Carlson v. American Intern. Group, Inc.
Written by: Karl Braun, Esq. One of the toughest aspects of coverage and coverage opinions is making determinations with an acceptable level of certainty. This task is made exceed
Choice of Entity in Estate Planning
Written by: Wills, Trusts, & Estate Administration Choice of entity is an important decision not only for a start-up business, but also for an existing business, especially in
Hall Booth Smith recognized as one of “Atlanta’s Best and Brightest Companies to Work For”
ATLANTA – Congratulations to Hall Booth Smith’s Atlanta office for being recognized by the National Association for Business Resources (NABR) as one of “Atlanta’s Best
Summer Interns: Paid or Unpaid?
Written by: Don Benson, Esq. Every summer, many employers take on “interns” and ask whether the intern must be paid. If interns, trainees and students are “employees” of a
To Upgrade or Not: How USDA’s Regulations May Impact a Demand for a Poultry Grower to Make Additional Capital Investments
Written by: Joel McKie, Esq. For owners of broiler grow-out houses, the decision to make upgrades to their facilities at the demand of a poultry integrator can be very difficult.
Hall Booth Smith Commissions Painting for ‘Whale Done’ Program
ATLANTA – Hall Booth Smith, P.C. commissioned a painting to exemplify its Whale Done program that recognizes the above-and-beyond work that its people do to help clients and eac
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