Thomas Spigolon is a journalist at Marietta Daily Journal. He specializes in law and legal affairs, including litigation, commercial law, and legal technology, while also covering business and economics. His work has been featured in The American Lawyer and FeedBlitz, LLC.
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By: Thomas Spigolon
“The growth we are seeing in Nashville is exactly what we envisioned when we made the decision to invest in this market,” said Buchalter CEO Adam Bass.
By: Thomas Spigolon
Finance attorney Caroleene Dobson won the Republican nod for secretary of state job amid support for President Donald Trump's "commonsense election reforms."
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The firm's local head count has grown from 37 attorneys at its January 2025 launch to nearly 50, and the space has 80 individual offices, allowing future expansion.
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The suspect made her first court appearance Tuesday morning in Raleigh after being charged with two counts of attempted first-degree murder.
By: Thomas Spigolon
The suspect made her first court appearance Tuesday morning in Raleigh after being charged with two counts of attempted first-degree murder.
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Tyler Brown sees his role as being "the go-to attorney here at Paul Hastings on all federal energy regulatory matters.”
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Also, Arnall Golden Gregory and Bradley add real estate partners in Atlanta, and Senate approves a Nelson Mullins attorney's appointment to a South Carolina federal judgeship.
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Satvi Vepa joins the Am Law 50 firm with a practice that focuses on the tax aspects of domestic and cross-border financing transactions
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The lawyers focusing on health care and commercial disputes join the firm in Los Angeles, Chicago and Washington.
A total of 23 Am Law 200 firms were also paid for work on behalf of the attorney general's office, with DLA Piper, Butler Snow and McGuireWoods each earning over $1 million.
