Partner Mark Lefkow and Associate Tina Cheng obtained a dismissal with prejudice for the firm’s motorhome client of a warranty rights case pending in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Georgia.  The firm filed an early motion to dismiss on the basis of expiration of a [...]

Partner Laura Eschleman defended an Alabama physician in front of the physician’s Alabama professional licensing board and the physician was exonerated with no discipline against the physician or the physician’s license.

In the Fulton County Superior Court case of Cohan v. Lester, Partner Mark Lefkow obtained an order granting a motion to dismiss with prejudice for our lawyer client.  Plaintiff, who is an Atlanta lawyer, sued our client for abusive litigation, claiming that certain legal arguments advanced by [...]

In Johnson v. Corizon Health, Inc., the Eleventh Circuit affirmed a defense verdict won by partners Mark Lefkow and Meghan Davidson in federal court for a nurse and a third-party medical provider at the Gwinnett County Detention Center.  Plaintiff, a pre-trial detainee, had received a PPD test [...]

Last month, the Georgia Supreme Court held that a party can condition acceptance of a pre-suit offer made under O.C.G.A. § 9-11-67.1 upon the timely payment of the consideration demanded.  Grange Mut. Ins. Co. v. Woodard, No. S16Q1875 (Ga. March 6, 2017).  Under the foregoing statute, prior to [...]

This week, Bob Goldstucker settled a complex medical malpractice lawsuit on behalf of an obstetrician client regarding a complicated pregnancy.  Bob skillfully and professionally navigated the legal issues presented in a case with multiple defendants.  In particular, at deposition, Bob was able [...]

Mark Lefkow successfully represented a wife in a divorce pending in Cobb County. After financial discovery, depositions of the parties, and two days of contested hearings, the Superior Court of Cobb County denied enforcement of a prenuptial agreement that would have created a significant [...]

Laura Eschleman obtained a defense verdict for a physician’s practice in Tuscaloosa, Alabama in March 2017.  The allegations were based upon the physician owner of the practice’s performance of an injection.  The plaintiff alleged that the physician negligently caused a post-injection infection.

Plaintiff claimed that the contracted healthcare provider at Gwinnett County Jail inadequately trained and supervised a nurse-employee who allegedly had an improper sexual relationship with the plaintiff during his incarceration at the jail, in violation of state and federal law.  McDuffie and [...]

Nall & Miller, LLP is pleased to have a number of its attorneys recognized in the distinguished group of 2017 Super Lawyers and Rising Stars. Matt Boyer, Meghan Davidson, and Laura Eschleman were named 2017 Rising Stars. Super Lawyers is a rating service of outstanding lawyers from more [...]