Hired an Unlicensed Contractor in Georgia? You May Have More Leverage Than You Think
Finding out your contractor never had a license feels like the worst possible news. In Georgia, it may actually work in your favor.
READ MOREFinding out your contractor never had a license feels like the worst possible news. In Georgia, it may actually work in your favor.
READ MOREGeorgia’s new HOA law changes how associations collect assessments, enforce liens, handle attorney’s fees, and respond to owner complaints. Boards and property managers should prepare before the January 1, 2027 deadline.
READ MOREPreparing to sell your Georgia business? Learn how to address deal structure, taxes, approvals, liens, contracts, and other issues before a buyer begins due diligence.
READ MORESBA EIDL default in Georgia can raise serious questions about personal guaranties, collateral, and next steps. Learn what Georgia business owners should know before the problem gets worse.
READ MOREThe first two weeks after someone passes away can feel overwhelming. Your phone keeps ringing. People ask questions you can’t answer yet. You’re grieving while you’re ...
READ MOREA look back at Thrift McLemore’s 2025 highlights, including firm growth, community partnerships, legal recognition, and Georgia legal developments in business, real estate, and estate planning.
READ MOREWe are proud to announce that Thrift McLemore has been recognized by Chambers and Partners in the Chambers USA Regional Spotlight Guide 2026 as one of the top mid-sized law firms in Georgia.
READ MOREBringing up estate planning with your parents can feel awkward. Most people don’t want to talk about money, health, or what happens when they’re gone. But n ...
READ MORECan a verbal agreement hold up in Georgia? See why written contracts give Atlanta businesses stronger protection against disputes.
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