As an Atlanta, Georgia commercial dispute attorney, I have know Georgia defamation lawsuits are commonly reported in the media involving movie stars, professional athletes and other celebrities who claim that false statements have been made about them. But defamation lawsuits can also blindside Georgia business owners who may be unaware…
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GEORGIA CONSTRUCTION LITIGATION AND ARBITRATION – LIABILITY AND RECOVERY OF DAMAGES
Over the years I have handled many construction claims in my Atlanta, Georgia Construction Litigation Law Firm. Many intricacies to construction litigation are not understood by attorneys that do not normally litigate or arbitrate these types of cases. Two of the key concerns of plaintiffs in any Georgia construction dispute…
GEORGIA BREACH OF FIDUCIARY DUTY LAWSUITS ON THE RISE AS SELF-DEALING RUNS RAMPANT
The focus of this Blog Article will be Self-Dealing and Breach of Fiduciary Duties in this scenario. However, it is important to note that that Self-Dealing is just one way a breach of fiduciary duty can occur. There are numerous situations where breach of fiduciary duties can arise. There are…
OUR ATLANTA & MARIETTA GEORGIA BUSINESS ATTORNEYS POINT TO LAGGING U.S. ECONOMY TO EXPLAIN SHARP INCREASE IN GEORGIA BUSINESS DISPUTES
As an Atlanta, Georgia Business Litigation Attorney, I have seen a change in the way business is conducted since the economy started to decline a few years ago. The change is most evident in heavily populated urban areas like Atlanta, but can also be seen across Georgia. The level of…
GEORGIA BREACH OF CONTRACT CLAIMS ARE ON THE RISE IN ATLANTA
Over the past few years in my Atlanta, Georgia business law firm, I have found that causes of action for breach of contract are much more prevalent today than in recent history. As an Atlanta Business Litigation Attorney, I have seen this trend steadily increase and attribute it to both…
GEORGIA OPERATING AGREEMENTS ARE CRITCAL IN PROTECTING LLC BUSINESS PARTNERS
While each state has its own laws regarding operating agreements, Georgia business law does not specifically require LLCs to have a Georgia operating agreement. However, it is wise to draft one, since the operating agreement is arguably the one document that provides significant legal protection to members of any partnership…
GEORGIA LAW PROVIDES PROTECTION FOR MINORITY SHAREHOLDERS IN CLOSE CORPORATIONS
The majority of the businesses in the United States are close corporations. Georgia close corporations are classified as having a maximum of fifty shareholders, no publicly traded stock and active management by shareholders. Because close corporations usually employ the shareholders, these companies generally have a more relaxed management style. The…
GEORGIA FAIR BUSINESS PRACTICES ACT PROTECTS UNSUSPECTING GEORGIA CONSUMERS
The Atlanta business lawyers at The Libby Law Firm have noticed that in these tough economic times when everyone is trying to save money, a lot of consumer offers seem to good to pass up. When we complete a purchase, sometimes we come to the realization that we have been…
PERSONAL GUARANTEE PROMISSORY NOTES – AVOID HE SAID” “SHE SAID” DEBTS
Imagine the scenario: you and your partner establish a new business entity in Atlanta and after some minor adjustments to the layout of the new office space, you are finally ready to move in and begin day-to-day operations. You quickly realize that your current office equipment is inadequate and outdated.…
BUSINESS FRAUD ATTORNEYS IN ATLANTA SEE DRAMATIC INCREASE IN NUMBER OF CASES
Atlanta business law firms that practice in the area of fraud litigation have seen a dramatic rise in the number of cases. The fraud lawyers at my firm believe the increase in the number of fraud cases is due to the troubled economic times that persons and businesses in the…