Written by Firm | Aug 3, 2018 | Results
We represent clients that provided event planning and production services and video and audio equipment, respectively, for a high-profile charity event at Philips Arena that involved numerous famous guests of honor and performing artists. The charitable organization that hosted the event and the contractor it retained to oversee the production of the […]
Written by Firm | Aug 3, 2018 | Results
In an election law case garnering national media attention, the Robbins Firm recently represented a voter in Fulton County Superior Court challenging the qualifications of a prospective Georgia House of Representatives candidate in House District 29. The case was on the prospective candidate’s petition for review following an Administrative Law […]
Written by Firm | Jul 19, 2018 | Results
The Robbins Firm represented a large family trust which had been brought into a divorce action and alleged to have been participating in a fraudulent transfer. The dispute involved complex issues of corporate and tax law, estate planning, and fraudulent transfer law. We were able to prevail on summary judgment […]
Written by Firm | Jul 18, 2018 | Results
The firm successfully represented a Georgia post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars (“VFW”) in a dispute involving bona fide coin operated amusement machines (“COAMs”) the VFW offered in its post for its members’ entertainment. When the VFW expressed its desire to change COAM providers, a company purporting to be […]
Written by Firm | Jul 1, 2018 | News
The Georgia Department of Community Health released its updated Certificate of Need (CON) Thresholds on June 29, 2018, effective July 1, 2018. The updates can be found at https://dch.georgia.gov/con-thresholds. The following chart summarizes the categories effected by the Threshold update. Category Thresholds Effective 7/1/18 Capital Expenditures, O.C.G.A. § 31-6-40(a)(2) […]
Written by James Salzer - The Atlanta Journal-Constitution | Jun 27, 2018 | News
As soon as a seemingly annual bill that used-car dealers worried would raise taxes on their customers began to stall again in the Georgia Senate in March, their lobbyists knew who to thank. As far as they were concerned, it was Lt. Gov. Casey Cagle, the front-runner in the Republican […]
Written by David Allison - Atlanta Business Chronicle | Jun 15, 2018 | News
Two of the Southeast’s biggest concrete companies are accusing each other in federal lawsuits of illegal or improper business practices. On June 7, Alpharetta-based Argos USA LLC filed a complaint in federal court in Atlanta alleging that one of its former sales managers, Christopher Young, stole Argos’ trade secrets and […]
