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A Model of EvolutionWe are not a repackaged version of the standard law firm, but a new model—an entirely new breed—that delivers an unmatched level of efficiency and productivity. One that outsmarts instead of outspends, and one that chooses teamwork and flexibility over process and protocol. In our evolution, we have focused on what should be, not on what has been. The result is a firm that stands apart from the crowd with a set of capabilities that helps clients excel in today’s changing landscape. A firm built entirely on the idea that a true partnership with the client is what ultimately counts. A firm that advances the model rather than maintains it. |
Atlanta Business Chronicle – by Dave Williams, Staff Writer
Four veterans of traditional Atlanta law firms didn’t set up their own shop five years ago because of the recession.
The economy was still booming at the time. But Taylor English Duma LLP’s “new model” approach to pricing, staffing and compensation is well-suited to today’s downsized corporate budgets.
So [...]
On July 13, Taylor English filed a lawsuit against BP on behalf of Georgia residents who’ve been affected by the oil spill. The suit, the first seeking class-action status for Georgians who own property on the Gulf, received coverage in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Atlanta Business Chronicle, AP, Marietta Daily Journal , WSB-TV and 11-Alive.
On WSB-TV, [...]
In an Atlanta Journal-Constitution story about a Snellville, Ga. referendum vote on allowing Sunday alcohol sales, Taylor English attorney Michele Stumpe is quoted. She says Snellville’s Sunday alcohol ban is unusual due to the town’s close proximity to Atlanta. For the full story, click here.
Atlanta – July 13, 2010 – Georgia law firms Taylor English Duma LLP and Pope, McGlamry, Kilpatrick, Morrison & Norwood LLP today filed a lawsuit against BP, Transocean and other parties on behalf of Georgia residents affected by the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
The suit was filed on behalf of Georgia residents who [...]
Atlanta – June 30, 2010 – Bernard Bilski, the inventor involved in a contentious patent dispute 13 years in the making, said he had “mixed feelings” about a June 28 U.S. Supreme Court ruling.
In the landmark Bilski v. Kappos case, the Court upheld a lower court’s decision that two inventors, Bilski and Rand Warsaw, could [...]