New SEC Rules Necessitate Review of Compliance Procedures for Georgia Businesses
The implications for Georgia businesses of the Security and Exchange Commissions (SEC) final rules concerning implementation of the Dodd-Frank Wall
Rise in Immigration Compliance Audits May Lead to Costly Penalties and Litigation
The employment of unauthorized workers has been illegal since 1986. Generally, it is unlawful for a Georgia business to hire,
Liquidated Damages as a Solution to the Issue of Proving Lost Profits from Breach of Contract
It is not uncommon for a supplier to be involved in a breach of contract dispute with a company that
Contract Law 101: Applied to Real Georgia Business World
While any Georgia business owner knows the fundamental role that contracts play in the success of their enterprise, many business
Is Driving While Texting More Dangerous Than Driving Under the Influence?
Although the state of Georgia passed a ban on texting while driving in July of 2010, state records reveal
Injured in a Slip and Fall Accident
Just a few short years ago, a Georgia man was awarded $400,000 in a slip and fall case against a
Marital Settlement Agreements
Divorces can be complicated and emotional. Emotions often cloud judgment, and it can be natural to want to reach an
Divorce – QDRO’s and Retirement
Dividing financial assets in a divorce can be stressful and complicated. A couple’s most valuable assets are often their retirement
Benefits of a Prenuptial/Antenuptial Agreement
Marriage is not just an emotional decision, it’s a financial one. It’s also one of the biggest decisions that you
