The 2020 COVID pandemic has had long-lasting effects on the Atlanta community. The mandatory quarantine after the initial wave caused a flurry of unforeseen effects. Businesses closed, marriages ended, incidents of domestic violence rose, as well as crime generally. To make matters worse, the political climate is further dividing us as a society (including a sharp increase in
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It should come as no surprise that the pandemic has had deep, lasting financial effects. In order to address this, the government passed legislation to help those in need, ranging from employment benefits for workers, and PPP loans for business owners. As a result, many Americans found themselves applying for PPP loans. In response, the
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The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (“FCPA”), is legislation that was designed to curb bribery and corruption of foreign nationals by US companies. The FCPA was first passed in 1977. This law was meant to “level the playing field” between American companies that conduct business overseas. All forms of corruption, e.g. bribery, is illegal in the
Georgia Senate Bill (“SB 105”) was signed into law by Governor Kemp, receiving much publicity for the Governor as probation reform. The Bill goes into effect on July 1, 2021. The Bill is said to simplify the process for early termination for people who have served at least three years on probation and have met
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I began law school in the fall of 2020, stricken by all of the peculiarities that come along with starting a rigorous course of study during the midst of a pandemic. And as unremarkable of a law student as I am, I somehow stumbled backwards into an incredible opportunity to work under one of the
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Update March 22nd, 2022: Some information found in this article may be old. As the law continuously changes we strive to provide up-to-date information. Check out our latest article on Delta-8 in Georgia by clicking here. As the conversation around marijuana continues to smolder, Delta-8 is the newest name in the game. To begin, we’ll
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It should come as no surprise to anyone that COVID-19 and the pandemic upended everything. Panic, deaths, and economic troubles swept the nation and world. Small and medium sized businesses shut down and continue to struggle to this day. Challenging, and wide-spread events like these bring about both the best and worst in people. These
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Understanding the basic difference between a Misdemeanor and a Felony is not enough for you to represent yourself in court before a judge.
For a more comprehensive breakdown look no further than this article.
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If you’ve been convicted of a crime in Atlanta, it doesn’t mean your fight is over. If you’re not happy with the decision and think that mistakes were made during your trial, you can file for an appeal. The appeals process is in Atlanta is a complex one. It’s crucial you approach it correctly, as
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