Budgeting Like a Pro – Article by Jena Emory Published in State Bar of Georgia’s The YLD Review

by Sean Cantkier | Jul 7, 2020

Jena Emory recently authored Budgeting Like a Pro for the State Bar of Georgia, Young Lawyers Division’s The YLD Review. Her article was published in the June 2020 Edition (Volume 61, Issue 4). To read the article, please click here.

Angela Kopet Teaches The CLM’s Claims College, School of Casualty Claims – September 11, 2020

by Sean Cantkier | Jul 1, 2020

Angela Kopet once again served as faculty for The CLM’s (Claims and Litigation Management Alliance) 2020 Claims College, School of Casualty Claims. Keeping with the times, this year’s Claims College program was presented totally virtually September 8,...

Georgia Court of Appeals Holds No Affidavit for Negligent Credentialing – Health Law and Regulation Update Blog Post by Eric Frisch

by Sean Cantkier | Jun 30, 2020

Health Law and Regulation Update Blog Post by Eric Frisch. The Georgia Court of Appeals has held that an expert affidavit is not required to support some claims of negligent credentialing. Plaintiffs sued a physician, his employer, and the hospital where he had...

Georgia Court of Appeals Affirms Defense Verdict – Health Law and Regulation Update Blog Post by Eric Frisch

by Sean Cantkier | Jun 29, 2020

Health Law and Regulation Update Blog Post by Eric Frisch. The Georgia Court of Appeals affirmed a final judgment in favor of a neurosurgeon against a litany of alleged evidentiary errors at trial. In the case of Haskins v. Georgia Neurosurgical Institute, the...

Georgia Legislature Enacts Nursing Home Reform, Extends Medicaid for Mothers – Health Law and Regulation Update Blog Post by Eric Frisch

by Sean Cantkier | Jun 25, 2020

Health Law and Regulation Update Blog Post by Eric Frisch. The Georgia General Assembly has passed two new healthcare related measures. The first bill, entitled the “Disabled Adults and Elder Persons Protection Act,” enjoyed bipartisan support and is expected to be...