Harry J. Winograd joins the faculty of nationally recognized judges and trial lawyers for the 2019 Emory University School of Law Kessler-Eidson Trial Techniques Program. Initially modeled after the National Institute for Trial Advocacy programs, Emory focuses on integrating second-year law student knowledge of substantive evidence with practical trial skills through a “learn-by-doing” format. The […]
Read MoreDr. Chaouki T. Abdallah speaks to the Atlanta Consular Corps
by Tom Rosseland As a part of the Atlanta Consular Corps, I regularly attend informative presentations that discuss Atlanta’s place in the international community. During a recent event, I had the pleasure of hearing Dr. Chaouki T. Abdallah speak. Dr. Abdallah is the Executive Vice President for Research (EVPR) at the Georgia Institute of Technology. As a […]
Read MoreJessica Wood holds expert deposition workshop
Jessica Wood held an expert deposition workshop for the State Bar’s Young Lawyers Division, Litigation Committee. Jessica and her co-presenters Brandi Steinberg, CPA, CFE at IAG Forensics & Valuation & Elissa Haynes, Goodman McGuffey LLP, performed a mock deposition and addressed expert-related questions from the audience.
Read MoreSeven Bodker, Ramsey, Andrews, Winograd & Wildstein, P.C. lawyers selected to the 2019 Georgia Super Lawyers list
Bodker, Ramsey, Andrews, Winograd & Wildstein, P.C. is pleased to announce that seven of the Firm’s attorneys have been named to the 2019 Georgia Super Lawyers List. Brian, D. Bodker, Timothy J. Ramsey, Stephen C. Andrews, Harry J. Winograd, Robert D. Wildstein, Jessica J. Wood, and Thomas Rosseland were all recognized by Super Lawyers for […]
Read MoreTrusts 101
John Killeen recently presented at the National Business Institue seminar “Trusts 101.” John is also the co-author of a paper on the same topic. Click here to download a copy. To learn more about John and his practice, please visit https://bit.ly/2Tqhvu5.
Read MoreThe New Tax Law Creates Big Changes to Alimony in 2019
The new tax law made some big changes to alimony. In 2019, alimony payers will no longer be able to deduct the payments on their tax return, & it will be tax-free to those who receive it, reversing the way it is set up now & through the end of 2018. Click here to learn […]
Read MoreTom Rosseland Featured in Atlanta Lawyer Magazine
Congratulations to Tom Rosseland for being featured in this month’s Atlanta Lawyer Magazine for his appointment as Chair of the International Law Section of the Atlanta Bar. Click here to view Tom’s feature in Atlanta Lawyer Magazine.
Read MoreTeaching Law Students to Find Their Own Executive Presence
We’ve heard before that we should “dress for the job we want,” but it takes a lot more than a great suit to make a solid impression. It is a collection of factors that establish true “executive presence” (EP). Jessica Wood was pleased to weigh in on this topic at a recent Georgia Latino Law […]
Read MoreBRAWW Creates New Law in Tennessee
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 […]
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