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• Georgia Supreme Court Takes on Certificate of Need Law

  The Georgia Supreme Court is pegged to review the state’s Certificate of Need Law (“CON law”), according to a report issued by the Atlanta Business Chronicle. The law places a restriction on competition in the healthcare industry, violating the state constitution’s anti-monopoly provision, according to a lawyer arguing the case before the state Supreme Court. Continue reading…

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• Is Mediation Right for You and Your Georgia Case?

  Mediation is one type of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) that is available to parties in a legal dispute. Essentially, mediation is a negotiation of the matter facilitated by a third-party neutral that is also an attorney but not involved in the case outside of mediation. Unlike arbitration, which is a method of ADR that is. Continue reading…

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• How to Avoid Ethical Issues When Using Social Media

  It is likely that you, along with thousands of other legal professionals, are using social media sites such as LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook and/or Google+ to expand your professional presence in the digital world. If so, it is important to consider how ethics rules apply to attorneys’ online activities. Some ethical rules that apply to your. Continue reading…

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