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In an article by Law360, CEO Kirk Hancock discussed the opportunities and the unique challenges he faces stepping into managing a law firm model for the first time, as well as his views on where the legal industry is going.

On October 19, 2018, Natalie Mark was quoted in an article by Law360, regarding the use of artificial intelligence and how it can be a time and cost-saving benefit for construction lawyers and their clients. 

The Metro Atlanta CEO and the Cobb Business Journal mentioned Taylor English for receiving the Catherine Vandenberg Advocate for Victims of Domestic Violence Award by the Atlanta Legal Aid Society.

On Tuesday, October 16, 2018, Ilene Berman was quoted in an article by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution (AJC) concerning the effects that the #MeToo movement has had on employment and the workplace over the past year.

In an article published by Aware Force, Mitzi Hill was quoted regarding cyber hackers and answers the burning question of who is behind the hacking. She classified hackers into four main groups: insider hackers, criminal hackers, terrorist hackers and state-sponsored hackers.

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution and the Marietta Daily Journal mentioned Taylor English attorneys Ryan Owens and Jonathan Yi for joining the firm as partner. 

Mike Trotter's book, "What's To Become Of The Legal Profession?" was listed in Fupping's 17-Must Read Books for Law Students. Mr. Trotter analyzes the changes the legal profession has seen since World War II as well as present challenges facing the legal industry.

Vivian Hoard was quoted in an article by Forbes on a ruling from the Tax Court that there is not enough conservation on Champions Retreat golf course to justify a $10 million deduction.

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.