In today’s ever-growing gig economy, the line between contractor and employee is often blurred. For purposes of attorney-client privilege and outsourcing, a key concern is whether in-house counsel’s communications with outside consultants are protected. In an economy where contractors and consultants are used more frequently, this case promotes the in-house counsel’s role in the outsourcing […]
Read MoreNational Sweden Day
Tom Rosseland, Principal and the Honorary Consul for the Kingdom of Sweden attended Sweden Day held at Magnolia Hall in Piedmont Park. The event was hosted by the Swedish American Chamber of Commerce – Georgia. Tom was a speaker at the event and discussed his Swedish background and his own connections with the community. The event […]
Read MoreNora Robb and Jessica Wood Sworn in as Atlanta Bar Board Members at Annual Meeting
Nora Robb and Jessica Wood were sworn in as Atlanta Bar Board members at the Bar’s Annual Meeting and Awards Luncheon on May 22, 2018. Nora is the 2018-2019 Chair of the Atlanta Council of Younger Lawyers and the Chair Elect of the Corporate Counsel Section. Jessica serves as co-chair of the Law School Outreach […]
Read MoreNora Robb and Jessica Wood to be Sworn in as Atlanta Bar Board Members
Nora Robb and Jessica Wood will be sworn in as Atlanta Bar Board members at the Bar’s Annual Meeting and Awards Luncheon on May 22, 2018. Nora is the incoming Chair of the Atlanta Council of Younger Lawyers and the Chair Elect of the Corporate Counsel Section. Jessica is a current Board Member and serves as […]
Read MoreBrian Bodker Moderates Association of Corporate Counsel’s Women’s Initiative Panel
Brian Bodker, Principal at Bodker, Ramsey, Andrews, Winograd & Wildstein, P.C., recently moderated the “Mending Fences: Recognizing and Learning How to Push Back on Gender Bias” panel discussion, presented by the Association of Corporate Counsel’s Women’s Initiative. Panelists included Dorian Denburg (Assistant Vice President – Senior Counsel, Technology Operations, AT&T), Joe Freeman (Vice President, Cox […]
Read MoreTom Rosseland Attends 32nd Annual International VIP Tour
Tom Rosseland, Litigation Principal and Honorary Consul for the Kingdom of Sweden, recently participated in the 32nd Annual International VIP Tour sponsored by the Georgia Department of Economic Development. Tom and his colleagues from the Georgia Consular Corps visited many stops throughout Atlanta. Some points of interest included the Ron Clark Academy, Monday Night Garage, […]
Read MoreJessica Wood on Law School Outreach Committee
As Co-Chair of the Atlanta Bar’s Law School Outreach Committee (LSOC), Jessica Wood helmed a panel presentation by judges to educate law students about staff attorney responsibilities. The Judicial and Litigation Sections of the Atlanta Bar co-hosted, along with the LSOC. Jessica’s practice focuses on commercial litigation, including breach of fiduciary duty, contracts, employment, fraud, […]
Read MoreJessica Wood to Receive Trailblazer Award
Jessica Wood will receive the Trailblazer Award from the Georgia Latino Law Foundation (“GLLF”) on April 11, 2018. The award is given to attorneys who are committed to the success of Latino law students and who support the mission of the Foundation. Jessica supports GLLF’s mission by mentoring GLLF law students and creating opportunities for […]
Read MoreUpcoming Alimony Changes and How It Affects You
Steve Andrews recently discussed the upcoming changes in alimony following divorce with Financial Advisor, Russ Thornton. These changes are part of the recent 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. You can access the full article here. Steve Andrews is a principal in the Litigation Section at Bodker, Ramsey, Andrews, Winograd & Wildstein focusing his practice primarily on family law and the litigation of estate, probate and trust cases. To learn more about Steve, […]
Read MoreTeam Building With Breakout Atlanta
The entire staff at Bodker, Ramsey, Andrews, Winograd & Wildstein, P.C., went to Breakout Atlanta, a company specializing in escape room challenges, for a team building exercise. The staff had to come together as a team and use their problem solving skills to solve clues, with each clue leading closer to an escape. In the end, […]
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