COVID-19 Business Attorneys in Atlanta, Marietta, Smyrna, Woodstock, Kennesaw, Cobb & Sandy Springs

Get the Legal Support You Need in the Atlanta Area

In response to the novel Coronavirus, Thrift McLemore has strived to create a dedicated team to help our clients face the uncertainty in our daily lives and transactions.

While the impact of COVID-19 is unprecedented, our team of experienced lawyers has helped guide clients through other black swan events. This collective experience enables the team to quickly understand, analyze, and develop an effective action plan tailored to your specific issue.

Thrift McLemore’s COVID-19 Legal Response Team is here, virtually and by phone, to help you navigate through this uncertain time.

We’re here to help with legal issues during the Coronavirus outbreak and beyond

Sale of goods disputes
Dealer disputes
Distributor disputes
Collection on letters of credit
Issuing demand letters
Bankruptcy workouts
Litigation
Collection on business agreement defaults
Attachments
Garnishments
Agency compliance
Arbitration
Business torts
Confidentiality agreements
Contract disputes
Disparagement
Employment disputes
Fiduciary duties
Franchise disputes
Mediation
Non-compete agreements
Officer & director litigation
Partnership disputes
Restrictive covenants
Securities litigation
Shareholder disputes
Trade secrets
Unfair competition
Formation and operation of corporations, limited liability companies, limited partnerships, and non-profits
General corporate governance of day-to-day operations
Maintaining good corporate standing
Achieving qualifications to conduct business in the State of Georgia
Shareholder relations

Tax planning—including local and federal tax law
International trade—including customs laws, compliance, import/export controls, and related regulatory requirements
Employment – including benefit planning, compensation, and labor unions
Information technology licensing and management
Intellectual property protection
Real estate – including environmental regulations and zoning
Finance – including secured loan facilities and off-balance sheet financing
Exit strategies
Regulation Z issues
Warranty issues
Internet defamation and false accusations
Internet price disputes
Misrepresentation issues
Car reposition issues
Binding arbitration and release contract issues
Binding delivery agreements
Liquidated damages clauses
Outdated (and incorrect) references to State and Federal statutes, laws, and regulations.
Lemon law issues
Consumer affairs
Claims with the Division of Motor Vehicles
Operating benefits
Sharing and reducing risk
Growth
Increased market power
Corporate tax savings and tax incentives
Issues within a company’s business, market, or product lines
Acquiring necessary resources, such as labor and customer lists