We often pair a breach of fiduciary duty count with a voidable transaction act count, which is sometimes redundant. However, in the recent case of Premier Residential SE LLC v. Silverstone Residential, LLC, 368 Ga. App. 142
December 12, 2023
Poole Huffman Announces Partner Promotion and New Associates
Atlanta, GA – Poole Huffman is pleased to announce the promotion of W. Drake Blackmon to partner and the addition of two associates, reinforcing our commitment to delivering exceptional legal services. New Partner...
June 30, 2023
The U.S. Supreme Court Clarifies What Is — and Isn’t — a ‘Domestic Injury’ for Purposes of a Civil Rico Claim
Often, RICO cases fail due to very specific pleading errors. A RICO plaintiff may fail to meet the law’s requirements for pleading continuity, for pleading a valid RICO enterprise, for pleading underlying fraud claims with
June 16, 2023
A Georgia Case Transformed by One Word Illustrates the Importance of Precision in Your Commercial Contracts
When it comes to protecting yourself from a contract partner failing to perform as promised, there are numerous keys. One is to ensure you have a contract drafted with skill and precision. Another is to avoid making missteps
On courtroom TV shows, success or failure often occurs in one very sudden “a-ha!” moment at or near the end of a trial. In reality, though, the crucial seeds of success (or failure) are often sowed much earlier. Success...
