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Masae Okura, a partner in Taylor English’s Employment and Labor Relations Group, was honored at a Georgia Asian Times awards gala for her positive impact on the Georgia community.

Kirk Hancock was mentioned in an article published by Atlanta Citybizlist and Cobb Business Journal for being Taylor English's newly appointed CEO.

Mark Carter has been selected to join the 2019 class of Leadership Cobb. Leadership Cobb is a leadership development program focused on developing the leadership skills of a select group of individuals to directly impact the Cobb community.

The water wars battle between Georgia and Florida are ongoing as a U.S. Supreme Court ruling ordered an extension of the case. The justices 5-4 ruling could prolong the battle for months to come.

On June 27, 2018, Craig Pendergrast was quoted in two articles regarding the U.S. Supreme Court ruling of the Florida v. Georgia case involving the equitable apportionment of waters in the Chattahoochee, Flint, and Apalachicola river basins as between Florida and Georgia.

In an article published in the Super Lawyers Magazine, Vivian Hoard was quoted concerning the IRS’s ability to come after a taxpayer’s house. Ms. Hoard discusses alternatives for resolving your tax debt.

On June 21, 2018, the Atlanta Jewish Times mentioned Taylor English for hosting a meet and greet for the Jewish Networking Atlanta organization featuring Bernie Marcus.

In an article published by the Daily Report, Matthew Rosenkoff was mentioned for being sworn in as president of the North Fulton Bar Association (NFBA).

On June 4, 2018, Julian Fortuna was quoted in a Law360 article regarding four ways law firms can take advantage of The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. Firms are searching for ways to qualify for the break, which may also work for businesses structured similarly to law firms.

In an article published by Metro Atlanta CEO, Nida Rizvi was mentioned for joining Taylor English’s Corporate practice group.