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Taylor English was mentioned in the Metro Atlanta CEO regarding Taylor English firm attorneys and Link Media Outdoor in connection with three significant acquisitions of outdoor advertising assets, making Link one of the leading outdoor advertising companies in the country.

On September 4, 2018, Ilene Berman was mentioned in the Marietta Daily Journal for being selected by the Corporate Counsel as a National Woman in Law honoree. Ms. Berman was chosen for the Collaborative Leadership category. 

On August 30, 2018, Taylor Ward was mentioned in Orlando Sentinel's People on the Move section for joining Taylor English's remote Real Estate practice. Mr. Ward manages his practice remotely out of Orlando, Florida serving clients in Florida as well as New York.

At the Atlanta Business Chronicle's awards gala on August 23, 2018, Marc Taylor was honored as one of Atlanta’s Most Admired CEOs. 

In an article published by The Marietta Daily Journal, Harry D. Dixon III was mentioned for being appointed as the Chair of the American Bar Association's International Anti-Money Laundering Committee.

Li-Chung Daniel Ho was mentioned in the World IP Review for joining Taylor English Duma's Intellectual Property practice group. Mr. Ho was previously the intellectual property department head of Tata Communications, a global telecommunications company.

The Marietta Daily Journal mentioned Taylor English's addition of three partners, Li-Chung Daniel “Dan” Ho, Neil O’Donnell, Taylor Ward.

Taylor English was mentioned in the Marietta Daily Journal regarding it's recognition in the Best Lawyers in America. Thirty-two Taylor English attorneys were recognized, along with 28 practice areas.

In an article published by Law360, Julian Fortuna was quoted regarding the Internal Revenue Service’s new proposed regulation. The new deduction for qualified business income, referred to as Section 199A, allows for some business owners of pass-through businesses to deduct 20 percent of their qualified business income. 

Taylor English was mentioned in an article by Above the Law for balancing the traditional brick and mortar concept of a law firm with the innovative structures that technology and Cloudlaw offers.