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Joyce Gist Lewis, left, and George Shingler created Shingler Lewis to focus on business litigation, including work for the FDIC. "We had to learn to be more self-sufficient," she said. (John Disney, Daily Report)
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IN THE TRENCHES
Casey Gilson pair launches new firm
By Meredith Hobbs, Staff Reporter
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Top Georgia Verdicts
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Top Georgia Verdicts of 2010 details the top 30 cases in Georgia, providing summaries of the top 15 and listing the case, date, court, headline, plaintiffs' counsel, plaintiffs' experts and award total for the others.
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DeKalb schools: Seal claims of 'collusion' with attorneys
By Kathleen Baydala Joyner, Staff Reporter
But construction companies say records were already made public in superseding indictment of school officials
Judge nominations flow slowly from Obama
By Todd Ruger, National Law Journal
President has nominated 190 judges, fewer than either of his predecessors at same point in their terms
Judge sides with Ga. school on copyright fight
By Associated Press
Judges refuse to block disclosure ruling on political ads
By Associated Press
In tablet war, Apple wins small battle
By The Recorder
Tide turns for patent defendants in Texas
By Sheri Qualters, National Law Journal
Texting teen on other end of phone sued
By Mary Pat Gallagher, New Jersey Law Journal
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National news
Accused NYC madam makes legal switch - her 3rd
By Associated Press
Mowing halted at national parks after fatal fall
By Allen Reed, Associated Press
Former BP worker claims evidence proves innocence
By Meg Kinnard, Associated Press
House Dem asks panel to reopen Haley ethics case
By Meg Kinnard, Associated Press
Strauss-Kahn countersues NYC hotel maid for $1M
By Jennifer Peltz, Associated Press
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