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In a recent interview with the Atlanta Business Chronicle, Peter Spanos provided insight into the rise in the demand for talent and new challenges employers face as they try to recruit and maintain a workforce. 

In a recent interview with Law360, Marc Taylor and Joe English discussed the future of Taylor English charting out a path that would increase the firm's footprint around the country with attorneys working remotely as needed.

In an article published by Law360 on July 8, 2021, Bruce Siegal discusses Georgia legislation from the 2021 session that attorneys should be aware of.

In an article published by Law360 on June 17, 2021, Billy DeClercq is referenced as counsel to Brandon Sims.

In an article published by the Triad Business Journal on June 16, 2021, Christina Moore discusses the Small Business Administration's recent court defeat over its ability to prioritize minority- and women-owned businesses in its $28.6 billion Restaurant Revitalization Fund.

In the May 2021 issue of Atlanta Magazine, Michele Stumpe was recognized among the 2021 Women Making a Mark honorees. 

In an article published in The Business Journal on May 18, 2021, Christina Moore was quoted discussing what to do next if the Small Business Administration denies your PPP loan forgiveness application. 

In an article published in Society for Human Resource Management on May 7, 2021, Partner Peter Spanos was quoted discussing the executive order President Biden signed on April 26 to establish a White House task force to boost unionization. 

In an article published in Forbes on May 3, 2021, Christina Moore was quoted discussing the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) and how loan forgiveness may not be tax-free for everyone. 

In an article published by GPB News on April 26, Bryan Tyson provides insight into the 2020 Census results. According to the results, Georgia's population soared over the last decade, growing by more than 10% to 10,711,908 people.

In an article published by Law360 on April 9, 2021, Peter Spanos discusses Amazon workers overwhelmingly voting not to unionize at the e-commerce giant's Alabama warehouse.

In a recent article published by Law360, Peter Spanos discusses the U.S. Department of Labor's rollout of an Obama-era program to inform employers about their obligation to report union organizing campaign activities. The rollout has raised questions about whether the move indicates the agency's growing appetite for reviving a controversial rule that would expand employers' and labor attorneys' disclosure requirements.

In an article published in Society for Human Resource Management on March 23, Partner Peter Spanos was quoted discussing the importance of the Amazon workers’ unionization drive at a warehouse facility in Bessemer, Alabama.

On March 23, 2021, Michele Stumpe joined The Main Course podcast as a guest to discuss the legalities involved in operating a restaurant during a pandemic.

In an article published by The American Lawyer, Chris Wilson share his insights on virtual law firms and the types of attorneys they want. 

In an article published by Atlanta Business Chronicle, Marc Glenn shared his thoughts on how downtown real estate will bounce back from the COVID-19 pandemic.

In an article published by Law360 on February 18, 2021, Peter Spanos discusses President Joe Biden's nomination of Jennifer Abruzzo to serve as general counsel of the National Labor Relations Board. The nomination of Abruzzo is expected to hit speed bumps along the way to Senate confirmation as the business community's ire over whether the agency's acting general counsel was appointed legally will soon shift to her.

In an interview with CBS46 on February 12, 2021, Amanda Hyland discusses copyright rules that stop content from being posted by a user who is not the creator. 

On February 9, 2021, Law360 quoted Peter Spanos in an article discussing the National Labor Relations Board's acting general counsel's, Peter Sung Ohr, quick actions nixing legal guidance from his predecessor, showing that the Biden administration is taking steps to enact a sweeping pro-labor agenda that will have profound practical effects.

On January 14, 2021, Washington Business Journal quoted Partner Christina Moore in an article discussing the Small Business Administration's Paycheck Protection Program and its new rules on how much small businesses can pay their employees and still get full forgiveness. 

In an article that published in Benzinga on January 4, 2021, Reggie Snyder was quoted discussing predictions for ongoing cannabis reform, even as uncertainty surrounding the January 5 Georgia Senate runoffs remain.

In an article published in The Fresh Toast on December 17, 2020, Reggie Snyder provides insight on the impact the Georgia runoffs could have on cannabis reform.

In an article published by Law.com on December 4, 2020, Partner Chris Wilson is quoted discussing the outlook for law firms after COVID-19, suggesting that “sprawling law firm offices are becoming obsolete in the age of remote work.” 

On December 3, 2020, as part of Oracle NetSuite’s 7-Minute Workshop video series on Facebook, Christina Moore provides insight on the key updates to the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan forgiveness program. 

In an article published by Brainyard on November 30, 2020, Christina Moore provides insight on whether businesses should file for Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan forgiveness now or wait until later. As rules around the PPP continue to evolve, Moore interprets the latest developments.

In an article published by the Daily Report on November 12, 2020, Allen Nelson discusses the creation of T|E General Counsel, the firm’s fractional general counsel solution, which he co-leads with Gray McCalley, and includes a dozen team members who have in-house experience with diverse legal and industry skill sets.

As a recipient of the Atlanta Business Chronicle's "40 Under Forty" award, Amanda Hyland was profiled in the November 3 edition of the publication. She shared her thoughts on living in metro Atlanta; coping with the changes 2020 brought; her greatest joy; and how we move the conversation on diversity and inclusion to action which creates change.

In an article published on November 2, 2020 in WABE, Bryan Tyson provides insight on the ways counties are getting creative on election day in regards to polling locations. 

In an interview with WSB-TV on October 20, Bryan Tyson discusses some of the legal scenarios that could play out with this year's election.

An article published by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution on September 30, 2020, discusses a judge's ruling in favor of a Stonecrest councilwoman after a citizen-led lawsuit tried to remove her from office for missing two council meetings. The councilwoman was represented by Bryan P. Tyson and Diane F. LaRoss. 

In an article published on September 30, 2020 in PotGuide, Reggie Snyder provides insight on cannabis legalization and how it is impacting indigenous tribes.

In an article published by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution on September 28, Bryan P. Tyson discusses how a problem with touchscreen voting computers that left off the names of some of the 21 candidates in a special election for the U.S. Senate will be fixed.

On September 25, 2020, in an episode of the Legal Speak Podcast, Chris Wilson discusses how Taylor English has made its largely virtual structure successful, as well as the challenges some traditional brick-and-mortar firms may face in attempting to shed office space and move to a similar model.

On September 22, Peter Spanos joined William Jennings, a well-known forensic accountant and investigator, for a discussion on forensic fraud investigations on the podcast Finance, Fraud and Forensic Investigations - The Bill Jennings Breakdown. 

In an article published by Super Lawyers Magazine, Marc Glenn shared his thoughts on how downtown real estate will bounce back from the COVID-19 pandemic.

An article published by Law360 on September 10, 2020 discusses an evidentiary hearing before U.S. District Judge Amy Totenberg regarding Georgia's voting system and an attempt by plaintiffs to have the state replace its electronic ballot marking devices with hand-marked paper ballots.

In a recent interview with the U.S. Japan Publication NY, Masae Okura discusses Taylor English's hybrid business model. 

In an article published on September 2, 2020 in StratCann, Reggie Snyder provides insight on cannabis legalization and how it is impacting indigenous peoples in both the United States and Canada.

In an article published by Forbes Small Giants on September 2, Christina Moore shares strategies for managing work and family stress, supporting team members with children, and how to approach homeschooling as a working parent.

With everyone in your family home 24/7, boundaries and routines are more important than ever. Determining meals for the week on Sunday and prepping as much as possible helps save Moore a lot of time. 

To keep prioritizing her physical ...

In an article published by the Daily Report on August 27, 2020, Kirk Hancock discusses a question he faced chairing the school board in Troup County: Should students and staff be required to wear masks?

On August 24, 2020, in an article published by the Daily Report, Frank Strickland shares his insights from his successful career in the legal field following his recognition as this year’s Lifetime Achievement recipient.

In a recent interview with North Fulton Business Radio, Jonathan Wilson discussed his wide-ranging work as a business attorney, including topics, such as start-ups, business financing, crowdfunding, selling companies, lawsuits and lawyers.

On August 18, Chris Wilson joined Zack Needles, Editor-in-Chief of Law.com; Steven Salkin, Managing Editor of Law Journal Newsletters; and other industry leaders for a Twitter discussion on how office life at law firms has changed and what to expect in the future. 

An article published by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution on August 17, 2020, discusses the dismissal of a federal a federal judge’s ruling allowing Republican candidates, to continue to be listed ahead of Democrats on Georgia ballots. This decision was a win Bryan Jacoutot, Diane LaRoss, Loree Anne Paradise, and Bryan Tyson's client. 

On August 14, 2020, in an article published by Law360, Sonny Cohen discusses his addition to Taylor English, where he joins the corporate practice. Cohen explained that he likes how Taylor English treats its clients and that it has a large number of former GCs and in-house attorneys.

On August 13, 2020, in an article published by Bloomberg Law, Sonny Cohen discusses his addition to Taylor English, where he joins the corporate practice adding to the firm’s long roster of former in-house attorneys. 

In an article published on August 12, 2020, Reuters covered the addition of Harold “Sonny” Cohen to the firm’s Corporate Practice, marking the group's third hire this year.

On August 12, 2020, in an article published by The American Lawyer, Chris Wilson discusses the firm’s hybrid business model and how it has led to an uptick in the firm recruiting top attorneys. Wilson explained that the firm is poised to add five new attorneys who have recently committed, and expects to have 15 to 20 new remote attorneys by the end of 2020, bringing the total in that category to between 35 and 40.

On August 8, 2020, in an article published by Law360, Peter Spanos discusses his addition to Taylor English, where he joins the labor and employment practice. He explained that his main goal is to grow the firm’s practice in traditional labor law, such as collective bargaining, union organizing, elections, grievances and strikes, as well as advance the firm's nonprofit practice with his experience helping large charitable organizations.

On July 28, 2020, Reggie Snyder was featured the National Cannabis Industry Association’s Investing in Cannabis Podcast to discuss his experience working within the cannabis industry.