Written by Firm | Feb 5, 2014 | News
At issue: Whether Plaintiffs have right to file lawsuit in funding dispute or must work through state’s administrative process An appellate battle is lining up between defense counsel for the Georgia government and plaintiffs lawyers who claim that the state has illegally reduced by millions of dollars in funds for […]
Written by Firm | Dec 20, 2013 | Results
We represented the minority owner in a food-related business. The majority owner of the company schemed to transfer assets out of the company that ultimately resulted in the theft of hundreds of thousands of dollars of our client’s investment in the company. Upon filing suit, we immediately obtained a restraining […]
Written by Firm | Nov 28, 2013 | Press
Georgia Democrats and civil rights groups are trying to scuttle a deal among the state’s two Republican senators and the White House to fill five long-running federal judicial vacancies, because only one candidate is a minority. U.S. Rep. John Lewis said the issue is important enough to take to President […]
Written by Firm | Nov 22, 2013 | Updates
Robbins Firm Partner Jason Alloy has been appointed as the Receiver in a securities fraud action brought by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The SEC brought the action in 2013 against Detroit Memorial Partners (DMP), a company that is alleged to have issued almost $20 million in promissory notes […]
Written by Firm | Nov 12, 2013 | Results
We represented a financial advisory firm specializing in mergers and acquisitions in a breach of contract claim against a large technology staffing company. Our client performed services for the defendant in connection with its acquisition of another company, and the defendant then refused to pay our client the contractually-agreed upon […]
Written by Firm | Oct 31, 2013 | News
A group of convenience store owners are fighting a new state law regulating coin-operated video gambling machines that demands they give 50 percent of the machine’s profits to the machines’ owners. The store owners recently have shifted their battleground, dropping a federal suit and re-filing a similar one in Fulton […]
Written by Firm | Oct 7, 2013 | News
The company that wants to evict a homeless shelter from Midtown is scrambling to prevent private tax-lien buyers from swooping in and foreclosing on the property before a trial next month resolves whether the company properly owns the deed. Premium Funding Solutions, which claims to own the homeless shelter site […]
