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Peter Hasbrouck, top, argued his client was essentially fired by her law partner. Gary Blasingame, bottom, said his client's partner wasn't "entitled to be supported for life." (John Disney, Daily Report)
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Firm's dispute aired to high court
By Alyson M. Palmer, Staff Reporter
Break-up of St. Simons firm led to lawyer's claim that partner wrongly took $180,000 in attorney fees |
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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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Legal advice doesn't make pill ads OK, FTC claims FTC says
By R. Robin McDonald, Staff Reporter
Drugmaker facing contempt charges says his Atlanta attorney vetted all ads
Key government witness' crime concealed
By John Pacenti, Daily Business Review
Lawyers no longer required for some garnishments
Kathleen Baydala Joyner, Staff Reporter
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Foreclosure attorney fee awards unfairly penalize debtors
By Jonathan E. Hawkins, Special to the Daily Report
Ex-law students sue school after flunking
Karen Sloan, National Law Journal
D.C. Circuit examines immunity deal
By Mike Scarcella, National Law Journal
Texas weighs $100k cutoff for fast trials
By Angela Morris, Texas Lawyer
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Opinions Weekly
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The Opinions Weekly booklet has gone online only and you can still print the PDF of the Opinions Weekly booklet exactly the way you've become accustomed to seeing it.
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National news
Professor settles lawsuit against Del. law school
By Randall Chase, Associated Press
Judge refuses to seal probe of Stevens prosecutors
By Nedra Pickler, Associated Press
Ex-Stanford exec to jury: 'Follow the money'
By Juan A. Lozano, Associated Press
Experts: Marriage ban's path to high court unclear
By Lisa Leff, Associated Press
US Supreme Court won't permit Ohio execution
By Andrew Welsh-Huggins, Associated Press
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Carrollton's Jason Swindle finds rejuvenation, tranquility and tradition in the hunt for wild game
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