Georgia Court of Appeals Reverses Summary Judgment in Fraudulent Billing Case

by Sean Cantkier | Mar 4, 2019

Health Care and Regulation Update Blog post by Eric Frisch. The Georgia Court of Appeals has reversed the grant of summary judgment to the defendant in a case alleging billing fraud. Plaintiff sued her podiatrist, claiming the defendant did not perform the procedures...

CSVL Attorneys Named to 2019 Georgia Super Lawyers and Rising Stars Lists

by Sean Cantkier | Feb 28, 2019

Copeland Stair Valz & Lovell, LLP is proud to announce that several of our lawyers have been selected for inclusion on the Georgia Super Lawyers® and Rising Stars® lists for 2019. Super Lawyers recognizes attorneys who have distinguished themselves in their legal...

South Carolina Court of Appeals Affirms Dismissal of Legal Malpractice Case for Failure to Comply with the Statute of Limitations – Recent Commercial Litigation Blog Post by Doug MacKelcan

by Sean Cantkier | Feb 25, 2019

Recent Commercial Litigation Blog Post by Doug MacKelcan. The South Carolina Court of Appeals recently issued an Opinion in Personal Care, Inc. v. Jerry N. Theos, et al., affirming the Circuit Court’s dismissal of a legal malpractice case for failing to comply with...

Copeland Stair Valz & Lovell, LLP Named to Atlanta Business Chronicle’s Top 50 Law Firms

by csvladmin | Feb 22, 2019

Once again, Copeland Stair Valz & Lovell, LLP was named to the Atlanta Business Chronicle’s Top 50 Law Firms list.  Please click here to see the entire list.

Georgia Court of Appeals Holds Treating Doctor Must Be Identified as Expert Witness – Recent Health Law and Regulation Update Blog Post by Eric Frisch

by Sean Cantkier | Feb 21, 2019

Recent Health Law and Regulation Update Blog Post be Eric Frisch The Georgia Court of Appeals affirmed the exclusion of a treating physician who was not identified as an expert witness on standard of care during discovery and only on the eve of trial. Plaintiff...