“Without legal help, people can be denied insurance and federal disaster benefits to which they’re entitled, simply because they can’t find a deed or other document, which may have been destroyed, or because they don’t understand the process.” – Martha Bergmark, Fox News Opinion
Craig Long won a substantial victory in the Superior Court of Forsyth County, for his 88-year-old client in January of 2017. Mr. Long’s client (plaintiff), owns several acres of prime real estate in Forsyth County, Georgia on Post Road. In 2014, the plaintiff and three other neighboring property owners agreed Read more…
In June 2015 the Georgia Supreme Court made significant changes to spoliation in the State of Georgia. In its decision in Phillips v. Harmon, 297 Ga. 386 (2015), the Court rejected the bright line test formerly relied upon by trial courts in the state when determining when a duty to Read more…
Earlier this month, shock waves were felt across the political and legal landscape of the United States when Justice Antonin Scalia, 79, unexpectedly passed away in his sleep while vacationing on a ranch in Texas. Having been appointed to the Supreme Court by President Ronald Reagan in 1986, Justice Scalia Read more…
