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Record Producer Percy Bady Sings Sad Song After Former Manager Wins $120K Jury Verdict Against Him

Posted by Steve Silver on Jun 10, 2015 8:13:00 PM

 

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Topics: Commercial Law, Georgia, Andrews v. Bady

Former City of Atlanta Workers Comp Claims Administrator Found Liable for Fraudulently Concealing $1.2M Performance Bonus from Consultant

Posted by Steve Silver on Jun 8, 2015 6:52:00 PM


 

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Topics: Commercial Law, Georgia, Nebo Ventures v. NovaPro Risk Solutions

Discount Clothing Store Owner Doesn't Get Discount on Attorney's Fees

Posted by Steve Silver on Jun 4, 2015 8:15:00 PM

Atlanta—A Fulton County Superior Court jury awarded a prominent Atlanta law firm nearly $750,000 in damages for unpaid attorney’s fees in a suit brought against clients it represented in an eminent domain case, despite never having a signed fee agreement with the clients. Chamberlain, Hrdlicka, White, Williams & Aughtry v. Elie Karam et al. (2014CV242261)

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Topics: Commercial Law, Georgia, Chamberlain, Hrdlicka v. Karam

One Day. One Courthouse. Three Trials. CVN Covers Them All

Posted by Steve Silver on Jun 2, 2015 5:48:00 PM

Courtroom View Network crews are on hand to provide gavel-to-gavel coverage of three significant commercial trials going on at the same time in Fulton County Superior Court.

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Topics: Commercial Law, Georgia, Nebo Ventures v. NovaPro Risk Solutions, Andrews v. Bady, Chamberlain, Hrdlicka v. Karam

Attorney Explains Consultant's Vision that Led to Winning Proposal for $400M Project: Georgia Trial Highlight

Posted by Steve Silver on May 13, 2015 6:41:00 PM

In the recent Fulton County Superior Court case of Margaret Jones and Associates v. Perry Homes Redevelopment (2003CV9479), plaintiff Margaret Jones, a veteran Atlanta public relations consultant, sued to recover fees owed her for work in helping prepare the winning proposal for the $400 million Perry Homes Redevelopment Project. Jones never had a written contract with any of the other parties involved in the proposal, and, by the time the trial occurred, over a decade had passed since the project was awarded, during which time Jones had never been paid anything for her services.

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Topics: Commercial Law, Georgia, Jones v. Perry Homes Redevelopment