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Fictional New Injury vs. Change In Condition: A New Standard or Still a Blurry Line?
Two concepts that are often misunderstood and frequently the subject of litigation in Georgia are “fictional new injury” and “change in condition.” A recent case that mad
Law firm opens office in Georgia…the country
From the Nashville Post Law firm Hall, Booth, Smith P.C., has opened its first overseas office in the Republic of Georgia, the breakaway nation-state formerly governed by the U.S.S
Brock Parks quoted in The Tennessean article on police officer arrests for domestic violence charges
Hall Booth Smith’s Brock Parks was quoted in the December 6, 2010, issue of The Tennessean speaking in defense of police officers. The article addresses the issue of police o
Nashville Office’s James E. Looper, Jr. Has Recently Been Invited to Join the Board of Directors for The Wang Foundation for Sight Restoration
Nashville Office’s James E. Looper, Jr. has recently been invited to join the board of directors for the Wang Foundation for Sight Restoration. The Wang Foundation for Sigh
HBS Atlanta Office has Relocated to 191 Peachtree Tower
Hall Booth Smith, P.C. has relocated its headquarters in Atlanta to the 191 Peachtree Tower in the heart of downtown Atlanta. This move was featured in an article on the Atlanta Co
Atlanta Office Relocating to 191 Peachtree
HBS is excited to announce that our Atlanta office will be relocating to 191 Peachtree Street NE / Suite 2900 / Atlanta, GA 30303-1775. The move will take place Friday, April
PrivacyCafé: Big Brother at the Olympics – France’s New AI Surveillance Law
The hosts discuss France's new data privacy law permitting AI video surveillance for the Paris Olympics and its implications.
HR.com: Misty Wilson Borkowski on the New Farmworker Protection Rule
In a recent HR.com article, Little Rock Partner Misty Wilson Borkowski discusses the new Farmworker Protection Rule by the U.S. Department of Labor.
China’s New Regulations for Cross-Border Transfers
In March 2024, the Cyberspace Administration of China published new regulations on the cross-border data flows. These regulations aim to loosen the constraints of the compliance bu