HB 1185 takes effect July 1, 2026 — the most significant shift in Georgia corporate governance law in years. Poole Huffman, LLC · June 2026 · Effective July 1, 2026 Governor Brian Kemp recently signed HB 1185, a...
Category: Business Litigation
Businesses fail deals every day. Investments underperform, projections miss the mark, and strategies that once seemed promising collapse under changing market conditions. In commercial disputes, however, one side often argues
High-stakes business lawsuits rarely begin in a courtroom. Long before a judge hears arguments or a jury considers evidence, the dispute usually develops through in-depth negotiations and court filings. While every case is...
February 16, 2026
Personal Liability in Business Lawsuits: When Executives and Officers are Named Individually
Many entrepreneurs choose a business structure that can shield them personally from any obligations owed by their company. The idea is simple: if the business is sued, only the company is responsible. Executives, managers, or
February 2, 2026
When Business Partnerships Break Down: Litigation Options for Closely Held Companies in Atlanta
Most closely held companies in Atlanta begin with optimism. Partners often share a vision, divide responsibilities, and trust that hard work will carry the business forward. As companies grow, the relationship between...
