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Equitable Claims, the ‘burford’ Abstention Doctrine, and Shareholder Actions in Georgia
Poole Huffman, LLC

Any kind of business dispute has the potential to become contentious as business people who once collaborated transition to being adversaries. When the business in question is a family one, then the odds that business will become personal, and emotions will escalate along with it, increase exponentially. Whether or not yours is a family business,…

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How the Right Settlement and Release Agreement Can Give You the Legal Protection You Need Against Legal Action in Georgia
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In any real estate dispute that winds up in litigation, there are several things that you have to weigh carefully. One of the biggest decisions you’ll make is whether to settle your case or continue litigating. If you are seriously considering a settlement, it is vitally important to understand exactly what the settlement agreement you…

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What a Recent Headline-Making Civil Rico Ruling Can Teach if You’ve Been Sued for Racketeering in Georgia
Poole Huffman, LLC

If you operate a business long enough, you’re almost certain to be sued at some point. Sometimes, those civil suits may present scary and intimidating causes of action, such as accusing you and your business of engaging in racketeering activity. While they may seem unnerving to you, they are often, in the eye of an…

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11th Circuit Court of Appeals Upholds a Contract Litigation Win for a Business That Was Not Paid as Prescribed in Its Agreement
Poole Huffman, LLC

After you’ve signed your commercial contract and you’ve done the work your contract prescribed, you expect to be paid what you’re owed under that agreement. Unfortunately, that doesn’t always happen, which may necessitate bringing a breach of contract lawsuit. An experienced Atlanta breach of contract lawyer can help you to get everything you owed in…

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What a Certificate of Authority Is and How to Pursue a Georgia Breach of Contract Action Even if Your Out-Of-State Business Doesn’t Have One
Poole Huffman, LLC

For many commercial ventures — both great and small — business is a multi-state and, often, multinational venture. Even if your company doesn’t directly conduct business activities in a given state, that doesn’t automatically mean that you might not find yourself in a position where you need to sue in that state. When that state…

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The Proper Actions to Take When Someone Files a Meritless Georgia Rico Complaint Against You
Poole Huffman, LLC

If you have a business in Georgia, you have likely been sued or eventually will be sued. If you receive a complaint that alleges that you violated racketeer influenced and corrupt organizations (RICO) laws, it may be easy to say… that is completely ridiculous! Indeed, it may well be. However, even if you fervently believe…

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Waivers of Forum Selection Clauses, and How to Use Them to Litigate Your Dispute in Your Preferred Court
Poole Huffman, LLC

Commercial contracts allow you to include a variety of clauses, including one that dictates where disputes will be litigated. Even if you agreed to this kind of forum selection clause, you may still desire to litigate your case somewhere other than the forum required in your contract. If that’s you, it is important to recognize…

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A Georgia Intellectual Property Owner Succeeds in Collecting Unpaid Royalties and 18% Interest in License Agreement Dispute
Poole Huffman, LLC

Signing an agreement to license your intellectual property is, not unlike signing a lease to rent your commercial real estate, something you enter into with high expectations. You’ve put in lots of work prior to the execution of that contract, and you expect the arrangement will be profitable for both sides. Of course, that doesn’t…

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Determining What State’s Law Will Decide Your Breach of Contract Case Litigated in Georgia
Poole Huffman, LLC

The law of contracts allows entities to contract for many things. You can stipulate where disputes will be litigated, and you can declare what state’s laws should be used for resolving the arguments made in that litigation. When it comes time to negotiate and draft your next commercial contract, deciding on the venue and the…

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How Changes in Georgia Statutory Law Can Play an Important Role in Your Commercial Contract Case
Poole Huffman, LLC

There are lots of ways that a knowledgeable Atlanta commercial litigation attorney can help your Georgia case. Some are things that you probably can identify readily, while others are less obvious. For example, what if a statute that impacts your case gets changed by the legislature while your lawsuit is going on? What happens then?…

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