Alex Anteau is a journalist at various media outlets including the Marietta Daily Journal and PropertyCasualty360.com. He specializes in law and legal affairs, covering themes such as litigation, criminal law, civil and family law, legislation, and international laws. Alex's work has been featured in The American Lawyer, Appen Media Group, and FeedBlitz, LLC.
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Alex's coverage predominantly focuses on legal policy regulations, government & politics, and legal compliance. If you have expertise in these areas or insights into high-profile legal disputes, lawsuits, court cases, or the impact of regulatory changes on the legal system and insurance industry, your pitches would likely align with Alex’s coverage interests.
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By: Alex Anteau
Regardless of how the intermediate court falls, its decision will likely affect the application of not only Georgia's 2025 tort reform legislation across the state, but also the hundreds of alleged ethylene oxide exposure cases pending in Gwinnett County, according to the defense's briefs.
By: Alex Anteau
The decision marks the latest installment in a body of case law that's come to define a wide-ranging discovery dispute between trucking defense firm McMickle Kurey & Branch and Ortho Sport and Spine.
By: Alex Anteau
"No other [kratom] case [in Georgia] has been litigated to this extent before," defense counsel told the Daily Report in a video call.
By: Alex Anteau, Nicholas Malfitano
"It's well established that you can't have an unreasonable interference with someone's ability to use and enjoy their property, and that's exactly what these centers present," plaintiffs' counsel Emma Deitz of Weitz & Luxenburg told Law.com.
By: Cedra Mayfield, Alex Anteau, Patrick Smith
2 minute read May 21, 2026 at 01:41 PM As Memorial Day weekend arrives far removed from winter sports season, Legal Speak is taking
By: Alex Anteau
"It felt like the plaintiff was essentially trying to generate a really large number for damages," a juror told Law.com in an interview.
By: Alex Anteau
"This case reflects a fundamental misunderstanding of the declaratory judgment action, [and] allowing an insurer to sue for a declaration that it owes no duty to defend in an underlying action while simultaneously defending that underlying action creates problems that cannot stand," Circuit Judge Gerald Tjoflat wrote.
By: Alex Anteau
"It certainly is different in Europe [and Asia] right now than it has been in the past, given the current geopolitical environment, but we are monitoring that," global chair of Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton, Wab Kadaba, told Law.com. "We are in frequent contact with our people in other offices, making sure that we understand the perspective of the practitioner there and what the clients are asking about and take it one day at a time."
By: Alex Anteau
"In the world we're living in, a lot of people are more focused on certain things than others. I have to stay abreast of the variety of issues, because so many different issues hit different sectors of my business," Cox Enterprises Executive Vice President and Chief Legal Officer Jennifer Hightower told Law.com.
By: Alex Anteau
"The great thing is, we've had a bunch of really strong leaders for our council through the years," Edlein said. "I'm just going to try to keep maintaining it [and] act as a spokesperson for the council of our court."
