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The Metro Atlanta CEO and Cobb Business Journal mentioned the addition of Wendi Clifton and Ted Burdo to Taylor English Decisions LLC.

On January 7, 2020, attorney Bryan Jacoutot participated in Spire Workforce Solutions' podcast discussion "Beyond Spirecast: Bitcoin" to discuss what bitcoin is and how it is being used to compensate employees. 

In an article published by Law360, Kevin Langley was mentioned for representing former NFL standout Zach Thomas in the Zachary M. & Maritzabel Thomas v. U.S. case.

Mike Rosenthal was mentioned in Metro Atlanta CEO and Daily Journal for joining Taylor English's Corporate Department as Partner.

In an article published by FOX Business, Bruce Siegal and other leading experts weigh in on the NCAA's college athlete pay issue for 2020.

The Marietta Daily Journal published the elevation of Russell "Russ" B. Dunlap, Deborah J. Livesay, Ryan Owens, Amanda Wilson Speier and Seth Kincaid Trimble as new partners.

On December 27, the Daily Report mentioned the addition of Frank Strickland, Bryan Tyson and Oscar Persons to Taylor English.

Texas Lawyer included the news about Bryce Linsenmayer’s addition to Taylor English in an article about law firms expanding into Texas in 2019.

James Standard was mentioned in Law360 and Metro Atlanta CEO for joining Taylor English's Corporate Department as Partner.

The Metro Atlanta CEO mentioned Taylor English attorneys being recognized among Georgia Trend's Legal Elite.

Gerald Kline was featured in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution's News Makers section regarding his joining Taylor English as Partner. 

The Cobb Business Journal mentioned Michele Stumpe for her recognition as the winner of a Gold Stevie Award in the Most Innovative Woman of the Year - Non-Profit category.

The Metro Atlanta CEO mentioned Taylor English's recognition in the 2020 edition of U.S. News – Best Lawyers “Best Law Firms” list.

Attorney Bruce B. Siegal was quoted in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution's article, authored by Gracie Staples, regarding the NCAA's decision to pay college athletes.

On November 6, 2019, Gerald Kline was mentioned in the Cobb Business Journal for joining Taylor English's Litigation Department as Partner.

Gerald Kline was mentioned in the Metro Atlanta CEO for joining Taylor English's Litigation Department as Partner.

Taylor English was mentioned in the Cobb Business Journal for being recognized in Best Lawyers "Best Law Firms" 2020 list.

In an article published by Computer Weekly, Partner Bill Dillon commented on antitrust investigations into FaceBook’s decision to cut competing app developers’ access to FaceBook data.

Bruce Siegal was quoted in the Atlanta Business Chronicle’s article about the NCAA's decision to approve for student-athletes to earn compensation for the use of their likeness, image and name. 

Taylor English partner Bruce Siegal, former Vice President and General Counsel for the Collegiate Licensing Company, commented on Georgia's proposed legislation to allow college athletes to be compensated.

Attorney Michele Stumpe was mentioned in the Cobb Business Journal for her recognition in the Daily Report's Georgia Trailblazers.

On September 26, 2019, attorney Broderick Harrell was mentioned in the Mid-Market Report for joining Atlanta based law firm Taylor English.

On September 25, 2019, Bryan P. Tyson was mentioned in the Cobb Business Journal for his appointment to a three-year term on the Board of Directors of the Georgia Appellate Practice and Educational Resource Center Inc.

The Daily Report mentioned Broderick Harrell for joining Taylor English. Mr. Harrell joins the Firm as a litigator with more than two decades of experience in complex, catastrophic injury and wrongful death civil litigation matters.

Law360 interviewed attorney Reginald Snyder and other attorneys regarding two cannabis bills. On Monday, September 23, 2019, attorneys general urged Congress to pass the Secure and Fair Enforcement Banking (SAFE) Act and the Strengthening the Tenth Amendment Through Entrusting States (STATES) Act.

On Friday, September 20, 2019, Broderick Harrell was mentioned in the Metro Atlanta CEO for joining Taylor English's Litigation Department.

In the New York Law Journal, attorney David Blackmar was mentioned for joining Taylor English's remote program.

On September 19th, 2019, attorney Broderick Harrell was mentioned in the Cobb Business Journal for joining Taylor English's Litigation Department as Partner.

The Texas Techsan mentioned Penny Linsenmayer in its September/October issue for joining Atlanta based law firm Taylor English.

On September 6, 2019, entertainment and sports attorney Bruce Siegal was mentioned in the Daily Report’s “On the Move” column for joining Atlanta based law firm Taylor English.

In an article published by Law360, Mitzi Hill was quoted regarding the FTC's decision regarding YouTube's child privacy.

Attorney Bruce Siegal was mentioned in several publications for joining Taylor English, including IPPro, World Trademark Review, Metro Atlanta CEO, and Intellectual Property Magazine.

In an article published by Mid-Market Report, New York based blockchain attorney Chi-Ru Jou was mentioned for joining Taylor English’s remote program.

Taylor English was mentioned in the Marietta Daily Journal and Metro Atlanta CEO for 35 of its attorneys being recognized by the Best Lawyers in America 2020 edition.

On August 13th, 2019, The American Lawyer mentioned Taylor English in an article regarding it's hybrid business model and expansion into the New York market.

The Metro Atlanta CEO and Marietta Daily Journal mentioned Chi-Ru Jou for joining Taylor English's Litigation and Corporate Departments.

The Daily Report published Frank Strickland and John Levi’s article titled, “Olmstead’s 20th Anniversary: Much Progress, but Continued Advocacy Needed.”

In an article published by Law360, Taylor English attorneys John Gross, Coby Nixon, and Kelly Mullally were mentioned for obtaining a favorable ruling from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit in a patent inventorship case filed by our client, Heat Technologies, Inc. (“HTI”).

In Of Counsel's July 2019 issue, Bryce Linsenmayer was interviewed regarding his experience as a remote Partner in Taylor English's hybrid model.

In an article published by the Daily Report, Taylor English attorneys Henry M. Quillian III and LeeAnn Jones were mentioned regarding their leadership in the defense of numerous cases brought by Outlaw Laboratory.

In North Carolina Central University’s alumni publication, Michael Johnston was mentioned for joining Taylor English's Intellectual Property Department.

In an article published by the Mid-Market Report, Corporate attorney Robert Johnson was mentioned for joining Taylor English.

The Daily Report mentioned Taylor English’s Litigation Department for being honored with "Litigation Department of the Year" by the Fulton County Daily Report, as part of its 2019 Georgia Legal Awards.

The National Bar Association, ("NBA") one of the preeminent bar associations in the world, is pleased to announce the 2019 recipients of its "40 Under 40 Nation's Best Advocates" awards.

In an article published by the Mid-Market Report, White Collar Litigation attorney Bill Dillon was mentioned for joining Taylor English.

Litigation attorney Eric Fisher was mentioned in the Marietta Daily Journal for being honored with the Anti-Defamation League's 2019 Daniel R. Ginsberg Leadership Award. This award honors young professionals who support equality and justice and stand against racism and prejudice.

In an article published by the Mid-Market Report, Taylor English CEO Kirk Hancock was mentioned for his interview regarding Taylor English's new model of law firm.

Bill Dillon was mentioned in the Daily Report, Metro Atlanta CEO, Marietta Daily Journal for joining the firm's Litigation Department.

On May 20th, 2019, Taylor English tax attorneys Vivian Hoard, Scot Burton, Brian Gardner won a Tax Court case for Jevon Kearse involving a $1+ million tax deduction for a theft loss.

The Metro Atlanta CEO mentioned Taylor English for being ranked in Chambers USA 2019. Four Taylor English practice areas were recognized as well as eight attorneys.