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3 Legal Issues Every Georgia Startup Should Consider

Aug 15, 2020 |

Starting a new company can be both an exciting and stressful process. A new business owner must consider many things – including legal issues. However, not all proble ...

COVID-19 and the Moratorium on Dispossessory Actions

By Craig Thrift |

Jul 4, 2020 |

Business Real Estate

It is inarguable that the global COVID-19 pandemic has created a worldwide interruption the likes of many of us in the United States have never experien ...

How Will the Coronavirus Affect Your Bankruptcy Case?

By Craig Thrift |

Jun 8, 2020 |

Business

Can People Still File for Bankruptcy? As of the writing of this article, people can still file for bankruptcy. The best thing you can do is to ch ...

Georgia SBA Disaster Relief in the Wake of COVID-19

By Craig Thrift |

Mar 20, 2020 |

Business

There is little doubt now that COVID-19 is a serious matter upending every major facet of our lives. As airlines cancel travel routes and governm ...

Homeowners Insurance Company Deny Your Claim in Georgia?

By Craig Thrift |

Nov 13, 2019 |

Business

Your child’s love of toilet paper clogs your toilet and floods the house. A tree falls in a storm and crashes through your roof. Filing a homeowner’s insuranc ...

Suing for Latent Defects in a Home Purchase in Georgia

By Craig Thrift |

May 19, 2019 |

Business

Purchasing a home may be one of the most rewarding, yet terrifying transactions a consumer can make in their lifetime. Whether you decide to buy a Georgia home with o ...

Atlanta Braves File Suit Against Local Taxi Company for Trademark Infringement

By Craig Thrift |

Mar 18, 2019 |

Business

Credit – Ricky Leroux – Marietta Daily Journal Credit – Ben Brasch – The Atlanta Journal-Constitution A local Marietta based taxi company, Braves Taxi, who carr ...

Franchise Basics in Georgia

By Craig Thrift |

Jan 22, 2019 |

Business

Most individuals dream of one day being their own boss, but find themselves intimidated by the prospect of quitting their day job. Contrary to popular belief, one do ...

Does Your Georgia Small Business Qualify as a Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE)?

By Craig Thrift |

Oct 15, 2018 |

Business

Select small business owners located in Georgia take note. There is a network of programs that exist within the state that offers Disadvantaged Business Enterprise ( ...

3 Legal Issues Every Georgia Startup Should Consider

COVID-19 and the Moratorium on Dispossessory Actions

How Will the Coronavirus Affect Your Bankruptcy Case?

Georgia SBA Disaster Relief in the Wake of COVID-19

Homeowners Insurance Company Deny Your Claim in Georgia?

Suing for Latent Defects in a Home Purchase in Georgia

Atlanta Braves File Suit Against Local Taxi Company for Trademark Infringement

Franchise Basics in Georgia

Does Your Georgia Small Business Qualify as a Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE)?

Planning for the Inevitable- How to Handle Digital Assets in an Increasingly Online World

“Pretty Little Trees Notwithstanding” – Tragic Lessons Learned from Artist Bob Ross’s Misinformed Business & Estate Planning

Understanding The Responsibilities of a Homeowner’s Association in Georgia

Does Divorce Affect A Revocable Living Trust?

Is Adverse Possession Free Real Estate?

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