Publications

Leah J. Knowlton details the effects of President Trump's first 100 days of policies on environmental and energy regulation in this May 25, 2017 article for Energy Central. To read the full article please visit Energy Central's website.

Coby Nixon and Seth Trimble predict the Northern District of Georgia to rise as a patent venue post the TC Heartland v. Kraft Food Group Brands decision in this May 25, 2017 article published on the Law 360 site. To read the full article, please visit Law 360.

In an article published in the HR Daily Advisor, "Religious Accommodation in the Workplace: Guidance for Avoiding Legal Trouble," Randy Gepp details examples of religious practices and what accommodations, if any, employers are legally obligated to make. Visit the HR Daily Advisor website to read the full article.

In its April 2017 issue, the Penn State Journal of Law & International Affairs published Harry D Dixon III’s article, “Maintaining Individual Liability in AML and Cybersecurity at New York's Financial institutions.”

Cybersecurity in the financial sector is of paramount importance. Due to significant cyber intrusions affecting some of the world’s biggest banks, in September 2016 New York’s Department of Financial Services (“NYDFS” ...

In an article published on March 6, 2017, in the Georgia Restaurant Association's Legal Knowledge Center Blog, Michele L. Stumpe discusses the steps to limiting alcohol liability.

Michael H. Trotter is the author of What’s to Become of the Legal Profession?, in which he discusses the future of the practice of law in the United States.

In an article published by CrowdFund Beat on February 5, 2017, Jonathan B. Wilson provides insight on real estate crowdfunding. "The impact of crowdfunding on real estate finance and deal-making has been one of the hottest topics of the past year," explains Mr. Wilson. "With the advent of crowdfunding, real estate developers and investors have multiple pathways to finance their projects and even to plot their exits. But in many ways the impact of ...

In an article published by Georgia Restaurant Association’s Legal Knowledge Center on February 1, 2017, Joseph C. Sullivan provides insight on how restaurants should handle negative online reviews. "Undeniably, one of the most popular targets for these consumer-based online reviews is the restaurant industry," explains Mr. Sullivan. "While positive online reviews can many times increase business and revenue for restaurants, negative online ...

In an article published by FSR Magazine on January 30, 2017, Joseph C. Sullivan provides insight on how restaurants should handle negative online reviews. "While positive online reviews can many times increase business and revenue for restaurants, negative online reviews can have the very opposite effect," explains Mr. Sullivan. "Consequently, a restaurant may face a scenario where its bottom line is being adversely affected by online reviews ...